unclevito
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The UAW was defeated by a vote at the VW plant in Tennessee yesterday. That VW plant will continue to be right to work. My question is would it be possible to oust the union from the Corvette assembly plant in Bowling Green. Most Union workers are lazy and do not cooperate with management. They also do not try to do a good job. I think the Corvette would be a much better car if it was not made by Union workers but was made by workers that really wanted their jobs.
Would it be possible for GM to lock out their union workers at the Corvette plant and get real workers in there? I think Tennessee is a good place to start. Look what Union workers did to Detroit. Corvette is also not the greatest in the reliability department. Its assembly could definitely be improved.
Comments?
I feel this is a moot question. Due to union contracts and bail out contracts with the Obama administration, GM is stuck with the UAW and is hamstrung with workmanship limitations on the Corvette. Sad.
Would it be possible for GM to lock out their union workers at the Corvette plant and get real workers in there? I think Tennessee is a good place to start. Look what Union workers did to Detroit. Corvette is also not the greatest in the reliability department. Its assembly could definitely be improved.
Comments?
I feel this is a moot question. Due to union contracts and bail out contracts with the Obama administration, GM is stuck with the UAW and is hamstrung with workmanship limitations on the Corvette. Sad.