Rally To End Two-Tier & Stand in Solidarity with GM Lake Orion | UAW HQ, Detroit MI (1 of 2)

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In the wake of illegal negotiations by the UAW International without the consent of local memberships in Indianapolis, IN and Lake Orion, MI, union autoworkers from throughout the Midwest rallied outside "Solidarity House" (UAW Headquarters) in Detroit, MI on October 16, 2010. More at:

http://soldiersofsolidarity.com/
http://www.factoryrat.com
http://autoworkercaravan.org/
http://labornotes.org/

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  • Why are all state with a strong Union presence facing such strong financial problems? Couldn't be related could it....NAW.

  • @LBPike350 Tennessee is a right to work state, friend.

  • @FlintPublic As is Michigan, California, New York, etc. Find a troubled state, I'll show you a strong Union presence. The electorate of some states have less tolerance of liberalism run amuck.

  • @LBPike350 I'm sure that sounds right because it fits nicely into your ideological box, but facts is facts. Do a Google search for "mapping the state budget crisis."

  • Two-Tier wage system was started along time ago..this was started by Caterpillar Inc. a long time ago. Caterpillar managed to take away our pensions, wages, and benefits..welcome to Caterpillar ways of business. GM/Ford didn't come up with this idea this was done to Cat workers back in 2005..then John Deere followed, and now the car companies. Well at least the International Union still takes car of their workers, they forgot about our union at Caterpillar..

  • @gregjr36 Right on, gregjr36. The UAW has been "cooperating" in the theft of wages, benefits, jobs, well-being, and rights of their members for a generation. But good to see folks standing up local by local lately. Solidarity!

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  • I will never buy GM. EVER!

  • The Union wants to keep pay high, even it it means shutting plants down and forcing everyone to seek employment elsewhere. We need to retrain the US autoworkers so they can find jobs that are available. I am all for the tax-payers funding the re-education program, the U.S auto industry is in a downward spiral.

  • @gregjr36 ....also keep strong arming company's THAT hire ppl like you so they can have another excuse to leave the country, along with being taxed the shit out of, thats why they leave Amerika. Good grief

  • @gregjr36 .25 cent raise?!? well you obviously didn't work hard enough, sounds like you need to find a job with better pay.

  • @lostinthemix OK, YOU don't understand, WORK YOUR ASS OFF FOR LESS..I worked in Management and NON-UNION JOBS..here's your raise for busting your ass..25 cents wooohoo..I have seen this before with companies before..for your information I graduated from U of Illinois with a International and Economics degree, so stop treating me like I don't understand..YOU MIGHT HAVE MADE A GOOD LIVING, BUT MOST AMERICANS HAVEN"T!!! WOW..why don't you walk in 90% of American shoes..duh GOOD FOR YOU WOOHOO!!!!!

  • @gregjr36 If you can't READ properly don't reply, again i ask you, where in my statement does it say work harder for less, IT DOESN'T!!!, the work i've done has ALWAYS been pay per performance, therefore i have made a pretty good living BECAUSE i work my ass off knowing that i get REWARDED for the hard work, too hard for you to understand i know, BTW my dad retired from Chrysler 16 and mound. Learn to understand by working harder and busting your ass you get payed better, so keep shlepping along

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