UAW members at Allison Transmission gear up for strike if contract talks don’t progress

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6 thoughts on “UAW members at Allison Transmission gear up for strike if contract talks don’t progress

  1. Hard to blame them, the truly historic generational inflation from Biden is crippling working families. No matter how you cut it, prices go up, wages can’t keep pace with inflation, we become poorer over time.

    1. When the middle class stops getting squeezed out of existence by companies who have money for shareholders but not the workers, who end up needing to run up out credit card bills or work two jobs to make ends meet.

      Blame Biden? This has been coming for decades, especially since 2008. You can blame Biden for pushing it over the top if you’d like. But a lot of workers who took it in the shins in 2008 have said “enough”, and they’ve been sending that message for a long time.

  2. It’s starting to all make sense to me now. I see why these companies were moving to Mexico and other countries. They could pay them whatever, or at the very least very limited in what they paid them. No the borders are open like a flood gate and the illegal immigrants can start to fill these jobs that spoiled entitled Americans have taken for granted. Or the other solution is robotics. Robots dont ask for raises or healthcare and they most certainly dont go on strikes

    1. Sounds like this comment may be coming from an authentic spoiled American who thinks they are entitled.

    2. Earnings of $531 million on $2.8 billion last year, and a 35% increase in share prices YTY, doesn’t suggest this company can’t afford to restore their pre-recession wage structure or pay COLA increases.

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