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Top executives at Volkswagen AG started high-level negotiations with the UAW on Friday on how the union might represent workers at VW's assembly plant in Chattanooga, a German newspaper reported today.

According to a report in Handelsblatt, UAW President Bob King met with Horst Neumann, the board member for human resources at VW, during a meeting that started Friday at the automaker's corporate headquarters in Wolfsburg, Germany.

Citing anonymous sources, the newspaper reports that they discussed setting up a German-style "works council" to represent workers at the Chattanooga plant.

The UAW and VW declined to comment on the report.

 


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UAW And VW Start High Level Negotiations For Worker Representation

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