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Ford, GM, Chrysler drop ineligible workers from healthcare roster

The Big 3 have been trying to shave their health care costs by cutting eligibility and the percentage of benefits for both retirees and current employees, but as it turns out, the three companies have found tens of thousands of people still receiving benefits despite their ineligibility. As a result, General Motors, Ford Motor Company and the Chrysler Group are purging their health care rosters and even forcing reimbursement from some of those on the lists. As a result, the three companies have dropped over 86,000 people from their health care ... Read more →

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Ford, GM, Chrysler drop ineligible workers from healthcare roster 3 years ago on Autoblog

Toyota pressuring suppliers in homeland to cut costs, benefits? 3 years ago on Autoblog

While Toyota is known to provide health, unemployment insurance, and other benefits to workers around the world, is it backpedaling on benefits for its own workers back home? That's what Akahata seems to indicate in Political Affairs. According to the writer, Hiroshi Okuda (pictured), chairman of ...

Is Delphi's bankruptcy a strategy for growth? 3 years ago on Autoblog

Could Delphi's bankruptcy be a strategic long-term move by the parts maker? According to Business Week, Delphi has only declared bankruptcy for its U.S. operations-- overseas facilities in Mexico, China and other countries are not affected. If the unions and Delphi don't reach a compromise ...

More workers going under the knife before benefits cut 3 years ago on Autoblog

According to the International Herald Tribune, Michigan physicians, hospitals and medical insurers have noted an increase in the number of elective surgery requests since last year. Replacements for knees, hips and shoulders were up by 20 percent at the Henry Ford Health System alone. A little super ...

Is BMW hypocritical for marketing to gay clientele without extending worker benefits to the same? 3 years ago on Autoblog

Can BMW eat its cake and have it too? That's the question Joe LaMuraglia is asking about the German automaker. The editor of Gaywheels.com questions how it is that the Bimmer-builders fail to offer same-sex benefits to employees, yet buys ads in gay-oriented publications such as OUT ...

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