The United Auto Workers are now officially on strike
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My shyt still sitting at 3000 status because of this chump. 
Trump slams Biden ahead of president’s visit with striking autoworkers
Former President Trump slammed President Biden over his support for the expansion of electric vehicles ahead of Biden’s visit with striking autoworkers in Detroit. Trump said in a statement o…
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Live Updates: UAW strikers receive Biden's support as he walks picket line in Michigan
President Joe Biden will be in Michigan on Tuesday to walk the picket line with members of the United Auto Workers union as the strike against the nation's three largest automakers enters its second week. Follow for the latest live news updates.
The car manufacturers would have to pay tariffs on all those cars imported from Mexico. A certain percentage of the vehicle has to me assembled here to bypass tariffs.
If it was that easy to build shyt in Mexico they would've done it a long time ago. Poor quality just being one of the issues.
Automakers to pay $3 billion in new U.S. tariffs under USMCA: budget estimate
U.S. President Donald Trump's rewrite of North American trade rules will cost automakers nearly $3 billion more in tariffs over the next decade for cars and parts that will not meet higher regional content requirements over the next decade, the Congressional Budget Office...
www.reuters.com
Worthless Loser
Blackpilled
Pretty historic. Biden has had union support for 50 years now and has been the most pro union President in the last 80 years but I still wonder how many of these guys will turn right around and vote for Trump.
Devilinurear
Veteran
Pretty historic. Biden has had union support for 50 years now and has been the most pro union President in the last 80 years but I still wonder how many of these guys will turn right around and vote for Trump.
@Pazzy
Pretty historic. Biden has had union support for 50 years now and has been the most pro union President in the last 80 years but I still wonder how many of these guys will turn right around and vote for Trump.
Most pro-Union President???
Democrats itching to take down Biden over free-trade past
The former VP's rivals home in on what they see as his Achilles' heel.
www.politico.com
Dude never met a bad trade deal he didn't support. That shipped millions of jobs overseas.
Piff Perkins
Veteran
Auto industry is pissed about this btw. Been hearing about it. I've had a couple meetings and heard the finance side of this and they aren't happy about Biden putting his foot on the scales in favor of the unions. I expect a deal to happen, and while I don't think the union will get everything they want (they won't lol) it'll be a substantial agreement.
Worthless Loser
Blackpilled
Yes, when I say President, I'm talking about the Presidency.Most pro-Union President???
Democrats itching to take down Biden over free-trade past
The former VP's rivals home in on what they see as his Achilles' heel.
Dude never met a bad trade deal he didn't support. That shipped millions of jobs overseas.
The union will eventually get a good deal. Typically the union leaders go to the table with massive packages knowing that it will be narrowed down after negotiations. In the end they get what they want.
The greedy corporation will pay up. They have to be forced to do the right thing, unfortunately this is the only antidote for greedy capitalists...UNIONIZATION.
IDGAF what they get or not. Just get back to work, fuuuuuck
Schadenfreude
All Star
My shyt still sitting at 3000 status because of this chump.
Whenever you do get the car breh, go over EVERYTHING with that car with a fine tooth comb. When you work invehicle assembly, and you haven't done it in awhile due to a workplace injury, strike, etc, you get rusty if you haven't done it for awhile and you tend to not follow standardized work and put stuff together in a rush in order to not fall behind since the line keeps moving (which is going to apply to a bunch of these vehicles that are going to be put together after this strike gets settled, whenever that is).
To put it in perspective: at a Toyota plant, a new vehicle is rolling off the assembly line after paint (which is the longest part of the assembly process) every 60-70 seconds.
