How much more will GM have to contribute to the settlement this year and 3 yrs from now to settle the next contract strike
American Axle Tentative Agreement with UAW
DETROIT (AP) — An American Axle and Manufacturing Holdings Inc. spokeswoman confirms the auto parts supplier has reached a tentative agreement with the United Auto Workers that could end an 11-week strike.
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What did AAM really gain from this fiasco. Giving buydowns over three years of $90-$105K equates to about $15-$17 per hour. So, if a workers wage gets knocked down to $14 from $26 per hr, add the buydown to his new $14 rate and the worker is effectively making more per hr. over the next 3 yrs. Is this the new math taught in schools during the 80's finally making it's impact
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