UAW

In my posts, I have just been saying that I don't think the UAW is the Big 3's main problem.

A Moral Hazard Monster 2008

The union lablel -- The UAW is now part owner of GM.

Short Takes 2009

Not to mention that the actual pay of the UAW is not even remotely excessive.

Matthew Yglesias » EFCA in International Comparison 2009

(The UAW is going to take a bath on benefits - so is everyone else.)

NASA Workforce Issues - Continued - NASA Watch 2009

When the UAW is no more, then I consider buying a Big Three Auto.

Reconciling the paradox: how popular *is* Cash-for-Clunkers? - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState 2009

Meanwhile, the most powerful nation on the planet has this SEIU cancer, not even suffering the way that UAW is suffering.

Matthew Yglesias » Hayek on Health Care 2010

The UAW is a bloated dinosaur that prevents Detroit from being competitive.

Romney’s Detours on Detroit - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2008

The UAW is a Democratic party constituency that funnels millions of workers union dues into Dem pols pockets; in return they get this kind of heavy handed intervention on their behalf.

Orwell in Bailoutland 2008

Because of the numbers here, I'm curious to see how this plays out because the UAW is suggesting that GM focuses more on national health insurance instead of asking the union to pay more.

04/14/2005 2005

The UAW is on record as having plans to fight for a shorter work week in negotiations with Ford and General Motors later this year; this, at a time when some question the cost-competitiveness of the Canadian automobile industry, and when Mr. White has been tilting at our international trade minister for letting too many Japanese cars into Canada.

The Canadian Economy: Trade and the Auto Industry 1984