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What Does the Next GM Bankruptcy Look Like

kcjw33 Wrote: Aug 08, 2012 5:52 AM
Poor price to pay for 700,000 overpaid union votes.
EQ4ALL Wrote: Aug 08, 2012 8:28 AM
i'D LOVE TO HOOK YOU UP ON AN ASSEMBLY LINE AT GM. After a couple days you'd be talking less about OVERPAID!!!!!! I had a lot of hard jobs before I was fortunate to hire in to GM. I just THOUGHT they were hard!! I had been a bread man, concrete worker and driver along with route sales in a beer company and I TELL YOU THAT ASSEMBLYLINE WAS THE HARDEST!!!!! a LOT OF NEWSPAPER AND TV REPORTERS HAVE TRIED TO WORK THE ASSEMBLYLINE TO SEE HOW DIFFICULT IT REALLY WAS. THEY ALL CAME TO THE SAME CONCLUSION. iT WAS VERY HARD. AND THEY WERE GIVEN SOME OF THE EASIEST JOBS WE HAD!
All the above is 1st hand experience, and yes, now I'm one of those retirees who have had their Medical benefits slashed. I do buy American and will continue to do...
EQ4ALL Wrote: Aug 08, 2012 8:31 AM
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Even tho I have to look on these pages and watch those fellow Americans who are complaining about no jobs and the economy trash us. If we all quit buying American just how long do you think your jobs would last?? Think about it!
pablostcruz Wrote: Aug 08, 2012 8:46 AM
Congrats on retiring. Those line jobs are brutal. These clowns talk tough but they have no idea what would have happened if those companies had collapsed.
SpaceVegetable Wrote: Aug 08, 2012 8:19 PM
Just because the job is "hard" doesn't mean it requires a union and the accompanying inflated wages. There are a lot of "hard" jobs out there that don't need unions.

It’s not too early to start thinking about how the next great crisis in the auto industry will shake up the world.

With the general economic slow down worldwide, declining auto sales and uncertainty surrounding the future direction of the automotive market, another automaker meltdown isn’t out of the question.

And because the high profile federally-financed bailout for GM has generally gotten poor reviews from politicians, voters and Wall Street, General Motors is a good place to start to look at what the next automotive bankruptcy could entail.

Already there is at least one suit pending that threatens to undo the work...

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