Current and former workers at Toyota's Kentucky plant shared stories Sunday about low wages and poor working conditions -- rallying points many in the assembly line are hoping will ultimately lead to unionization.
A crowd of about 200 people -- many of them workers at the Georgetown plant that produces the Camry -- attended the meeting of the Kentucky Workers' Rights Board, a panel of religious and civic leaders pushing for better labor conditions.
Like foreign-owned auto companies across the South, Toyota is nonunion, but the leaders on the board sympathize with the workers and many contend that should change.
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