Bob King News
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President Barack Obama is close to choosing Mike Froman, currently the deputy national security adviser for international economics, as U.S. Trade Representative, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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Bob King , the next United Auto Workers leader, inherits a union that gave up thousands of jobs and billions in benefits to save the U.S. auto industry. His legacy will rest on how workers are rewarded in the recovery.
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The United Auto Workers membership rose 0.5 percent to 382,513 last year, the union’s highest since 2008 and the third consecutive gain, as U.S. automakers added employees amid rising sales.
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U.S. automakers are close to handing out record profit-sharing checks, bringing new meaning to the term “bonus baby” for Ford Motor Co. hourly worker Nino Pace.
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The United Auto Workers, trying a third time to organize Nissan Motor Co.’s U.S. workers, accused Japan’s second-largest automaker of threatening to shut its Canton, Mississippi, factory before it allows the union in.
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United Auto Workers President Bob King said union members’ sacrifices allowed U.S. automakers to survive and that workers deserve to share in the industry’s new prosperity.
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Bob King , new president of the United Auto Workers union, said organizing the U.S. factory workers of foreign companies such as Toyota Motor Corp. is his top priority.
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Sergio Marchionne drives a hard bargain. After all, the Fiat SpA chief executive officer gained control of Chrysler Group LLC in 2009 for nothing.
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Fiat SpA is discussing financing options with banks to strengthen its balance sheet in preparation to buy the Chrysler Group LLC stake it doesn’t own, three people familiar with the matter said.
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United Auto Workers President Bob King said yesterday he has asked for higher wages for new workers at General Motors Co., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Group LLC, which he said won’t add to the companies’ fixed costs.
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