GM foils UAW as truck output starts

Article Abstract:

General Motors Corp. (GM) has taken advantage of its investments in flexible manufacturing technology as it protects its GMT-800 pickup-truck program from the United Auto Workers (UAW) strike at its Flint, Michigan plant. GM is protecting its program with the help of UAW Local 549. The company transferred important metal dies for the new trucks from its Flint facility before the strike deadline. This enabled GM to begin making the GMT-800 trucks at an Ontario plant.

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Takes advantage of its investments in flexible manufacturing tech as it protects GMT-800 pickup-truck program from UAW strike

Trucks, Motor Vehicle Manufacturing, Product information, New Products/Services, Motor Vehicles, Automobile and Light Duty Motor Vehicle Manufacturing

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General Motors walkout talks hit an impasse

Article Abstract:

Face-to-face labor negotiations between General Motors Corp. (GM) and the United Auto Workers were broken off by the top labor negotiator for the car maker. The talks were an attempt to end two strikes at GM's assembly plants in Flint, Michigan. The disappointing failure of the talks followed earlier optimism during the week of July 5-12, 1998 that the strike would be settled. Talks over local issues are expected to continue.

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Talks between co and striking United Auto Workers break off

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UAW adopts harder stance in GM fight

Article Abstract:

The United Auto Workers (UAW) threatened more labor strikes in the summer of 1998 if General Motors Corp.Es (GMEs) current strikes are not resolved soon. The vice president of the UAW, Richard Shoemaker, said that future strikes would be a strong possibility if the current walkout at GMEs Flint, Michigan plant is not settled soon. The union is threatening other GM strikes in Ohio and Indiana.

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UAW threatend more labor strikes in the summer of 1998 if General Motors Corp.Es current strikes are not resolved soon

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