UAW/GM Strike Now Affects Of 150,000 Workers - Should The Government Step In And Stop The Insanity?

Damage from the UAW's nearly monthlong strike against General Motors goes far beyond the plants that have been surrounded by picket lines, and recovery after it ends could take significant time for the dealerships, suppliers and other employers that depend on GM. Some small businesses have warned they're in danger of failing from the lost revenue.By the end of last week, some 150,000 workers either had been laid off or had their pay reduced as the walkout "ballooned in scope," Anderson Economic Group said.
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ricks0me - 10/14/2019 10:23:32 AM

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Keep the government out of this. I am 100% certain that no one is holding a gun to the UAW or it's members to go out on strike. I am also 100% certain that GM does not walk on water.
Each side has their faults.

countguy - 10/14/2019 10:49:46 AM

+5 Boost

Nope. The government has it own massive mistakes it needs to fix.

dumpsty - 10/14/2019 5:23:54 PM

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the strike would have to continue for at least 6 months. and until GM has absolutely no available vehicles to sell.

this strike only hurts UAW union members & small businesses that depend on regular autoworker traffic, the most.

qwertyfla1 - 10/14/2019 12:41:23 PM

+6 Boost

I'm from the government and I'm here to help....What could possibly go wrong?

skytop - 10/14/2019 3:03:49 PM

+5 Boost

Let the UAW exhaust its strike fund.

MDarringer - 10/14/2019 6:24:23 PM

-1 Boost

The government should support GM.

lmariorod - 10/14/2019 7:05:06 PM

+2 Boost

Please, please get back to work. How will I ever get my C8 built before the 2020 summer?

MDarringer - 10/14/2019 7:17:09 PM

-2 Boost

So you don't care about anything other than your needs? #selfish #narcissist