GM Strike
How does everyone feel about all the GM union members on strike placing nails and screws out onto the streets that their customers who keep them employed drive on? Causing damage to multiple vehicles....
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The employees must be doing better than I thought. If they can afford to strike they are doing good. If they were in poor shape they would continue to work under the old contacts while negotiating the new. Both unions and management need to clean their acts. Management compensation is not commensurate with management contributions. GM and their workers lost my business years ago with their paint jobs on trucks that lasted until you drove off the lot, doors rusting thru quickly, AC units failing quickly, leaks in trunk. Took me a while to learn but never again.
GM management is now rated better than in the past and better than Ford and Chrysler from several sources I have read.
In my lifetime I have had 4 Ford products, 2 Chrysler's, and 11 GM products of which 3 were 2500 diesels. In that time I had a recall for possible water leaks in the trunk of which there was not a leak. Several other recalls such as inspection of seat belts twice and 1 possible cable pinch on the electric seat. One AC failure on a 1977, a door lock that fell into the door, 3 glow plugs and a failed EGR valve and 1 clearcoat area on my GMC Jimmy back in the late 70's.
EDIT: On the subject of temporary/part time workers, all of the Big 3 do this
