GM wants separate contract talks for Delphi

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General Motors Corp. wants separate contract talks with the United Auto workers for its Delphi Automotive Systems unit. Delphi will soon be an independent unit. GM argues that Delphi is a separate business that should be able to negotiate its own contract with the union. GM argues that Delphi is in an industry where wage rates are lower. The UAW said that Delphi workers enjoy the same wages and benefits as workers the represents at GM. The current contract expires in September 1999.

Labor force information, Company Personnel, Article

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GM will connect drivers to the World Wide Web; computerized voice provides subscriber with news, directions from the Internet

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General Motors wants to hook its cars up to the Internet and make it a standard on many of their models. They are introducing a new Onestar system which combines a global positioning system with a cell phone.

Services introduction, Motor Vehicles and Equipment, Usage, Services, GM, Transportation equipment industry, Company services, World Wide Web

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