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Statement on behalf of Chattanooga Volkswagen workers Volkswagen Workers: We’ve Waited Long Enough! Let us Vote! In an unprecedented move caused by Volkswagen’s legal games, the NLRB this morning issued a split decision and dismissed Chattanooga workers petition for a vote, but allowed it to be refiled. This decision allows Chattanooga workers to quickly file another petition but creates yet another delay The post Statement on behalf of Chattanooga Volkswagen workers appeared first on UAW. — May 22
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UAW’s response to Mercy Hospital Thank you for providing the May 20, 21, and 22 dates to resume bargaining. All three Bargaining Committees will be available for each of those dates. The fact that the Hospital is now willing to set meeting dates with the UAW is encouraging. In your email, you request the UAW to come prepared with proposals The post UAW’s response to Mercy Hospital appeared first on UAW. — May 18
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UAW President Gary Jones Shows Support for Mercy Health Workers Although Mercy Health officials finally set aside dates to resume negotiations with striking hospital workers, UAW President Gary Jones called on the hospital to arrive to the talks ready to bargain in earnest and craft an agreement that is fair to all parties and patients. In response to the UAW’s requests to continue talks, and The post UAW President Gary Jones Shows Support for Mercy Health Workers appeared first on UAW. — May 17
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Statement on Behalf of Chattanooga Volkswagen Workers Let Chattanooga workers vote. After insisting for the last four years that they would only agree to a vote of all production and maintenance workers, Volkswagen has now blocked just such a vote. VW’s manipulation of the NLRB process to halt a vote of its workers is a travesty. Free, democratic elections are a cornerstone The post Statement on Behalf of Chattanooga Volkswagen Workers appeared first on UAW. — May 16
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Statement from UAW Vice President Terry Dittes on GM Announcement In response to General Motors’ announcement today, the UAW’s position is unequivocal: General Motors should assign a product to the Lordstown facility and continue operating it. A federal lawsuit filed by the UAW over the closing of the Lordstown, Baltimore and Warren facilities is still pending, and the UAW will continue its effort to protect The post Statement from UAW Vice President Terry Dittes on GM Announcement appeared first on UAW. — May 8