UAW boosts strike pay as GM walkout continues

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The United Auto Workers union said Saturday it will boost strike pay for 48,000 ...

WASHINGTON - The United Auto Workers union said Saturday it will boost strike pay for 48,000 hourly workers at General Motors Co by $25 a week to $275 as a strike against the largest U.S. automaker nears the end of its fourth week.

The UAW also said it would allow members striking to take on part-time jobs without reducing their strike pay – as long as they perform picket-line duties. The strike pay hike was previously set to increase on Jan. 1. GM appealed directly to UAW employees in a blog post on Friday that laid out its latest offer aimed at ending the strike, drawing an angry response from the union that the automaker was trying to “starve ... workers off the picket lines.”

As part of its revised offer, GM boosted the amount it plans to invest in the United States to about $9 billion from its previous offer of $7 billion, a source familiar with the offer said. The UAW responded with a counterproposal of its own on Friday.

 

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UAW 'Boosts'. You mean 'inches up a bit'. You increased our checks for NEXT WEEK, $25.

UAW Respect!

Management and shareholders are scum bags. Solidarity with the workers.

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