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REPORT: Next Chrysler CEO salary capped at $500,000
The next chief executive of Chrysler will be tasked with bringing the company out of bankruptcy, restructuring into a profitable business, repaying government loans (if and when they do so at all), integrating Fiat technology and retaining jobs wherever possible. Oh, and he or she will have to do it all on no more than $500,000 a year. This according to the latest reports, based on new Treasury Department regulations. In receiving funds from the $700 billion financial industry bail-out coffers, Chrysler becomes one of the first companies to ... Read more →
Bill Ford and Alan Mullaly vow to take 30% pay cuts Michael Harley
The day after Ford and the UAW reached a tentative retiree health care deal (General Motors and Chrysler are still negotiating), the leaders of the Dearborn, Michigan, automaker have announced that ...
U of M Economics professor tackles tough question of UAW wages John Neff
UPDATE: Link to source finally added. Our bad. var digg_url = 'http://digg.com/business_finance/WTF_American_car_workers_make_more_than_University_professors_with_Ph_D'; A tip sent us to the blog ...
Pair of workers get caught in middle of Toyota vs. UAW Chris Shunk
Two former hourly Toyota employees are denying that they leaked a potentially embarrassing memo pertaining to wages at Toyota's US plants. The document, which came from Seiichi Sudo, president and CEO ...
Is Delphi's bankruptcy a strategy for growth? Joel Arellano
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REPORT: Next Chrysler CEO salary capped at $500,000 7 months ago on Autoblog
The next chief executive of Chrysler will be tasked with bringing the company out of bankruptcy, restructuring into a profitable business, repaying government loans (if and when they do so at all), integrating Fiat technology and retaining jobs wherever possible. Oh, and he or she will have to do ...
Bill Ford and Alan Mullaly vow to take 30% pay cuts 9 months ago on Autoblog
The day after Ford and the UAW reached a tentative retiree health care deal (General Motors and Chrysler are still negotiating), the leaders of the Dearborn, Michigan, automaker have announced that they will be taking a 30 percent reduction in salaries over the next two years. A memo, signed by ...
U of M Economics professor tackles tough question of UAW wages 2 years ago on Autoblog
UPDATE: Link to source finally added. Our bad. var digg_url = 'http://digg.com/business_finance/WTF_American_car_workers_make_more_than_University_professors_with_Ph_D'; A tip sent us to the blog of Dr. Mark J. Perry, professor of economics and finance at the University of Michigan, who points ...
Pair of workers get caught in middle of Toyota vs. UAW 2 years ago on Autoblog
Two former hourly Toyota employees are denying that they leaked a potentially embarrassing memo pertaining to wages at Toyota's US plants. The document, which came from Seiichi Sudo, president and CEO of Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America Inc, states that wages are growing ...
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 ...
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