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UAW to Strike More Locations on Friday – Trump to Visit Striking UAW Members – Canadian Ford Workers Poised to Strike – Payday Report


The UAW might be demanding too big a slice of a soon-to-shrink pie – Catherine Rampell/WaPost

“For context, right now, the Detroit Three automakers shoulder about $64 per hour per worker, including all wages and benefits. The UAW’s suite of compensation-related demands would roughly double that total hourly labor bill to about $130, according to calculations from Colin Langan, an analyst at Wells Fargo.

“Now consider these firms’ competitors. Foreign automakers operating in the United States (Toyota, Hyundai, etc.) pay their workers about $55 per hour all in. Tesla is estimated to pay workers somewhere in the mid-$40s.”


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