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Old 03-12-2014 | 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by olly
I think you meant the VW workers in TN. That struggle was heavily influenced by state and national political influence, and significant anti-union rhetoric from the TN statehouse.

Here's a very interesting article about how Germany's car companies compensate their workers more than american companies, yet have higher sales, and profitability- debunking the non-competitive status a union workforce puts on an company.
How Germany Builds Twice As Many Cars As The U.S. While Paying Its Workers Twice As Much - Forbes

A tale of two systems | Remapping Debate
TN KY 220/221 what ever it takes. Yes it was and there was much influence and also much influence from the UAW and AFL/CIO. No doubt unions are nice, German unions are very nice. Public sector union gigs are even nicer if you can get one. Does not change one thing I said.
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