Chrysler workers speak on contract vote

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Uploaded by on Oct 26, 2011

On October 26th, the United Auto Workers imposed a new-four year labor agreement on 26,000 Chrysler workers despite a 'no' vote by skilled trades workers and widespread opposition from production workers. The deal will freeze wages for workers who have not had a raise since 2003 and extends the hated two-tier wage system that pays younger workers near poverty wages. The World Socialist Web Site spoke with auto workers from the Warren Truck plant in suburban Detroit as they were voting on the contract about the deal and the role of the UAW.

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  • Yes the unions have long been bought, the UAW were expressly forbidden by the vote, THAT IS: A UNANIMOUS BRANCH VOTE, to negotiate anything whatsoever on contracts, in Indi, Detroit, and THEY WENT AND NEGOTIATED A FIFTY PER CENT PAY CUT FOR WORKERS. This is what the Socialist movement correctly defines as "corporatism". The unions, all of them, have been turned around by a decades long process of buying officials, who then elected canditates who they knew were also for sale. Period.

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