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Martha Grevatt describes Chrysler's 3-2-120 process what it means operationally from the perspective of a given worker.   by Martha Grevatt The 3-2-120 is one of three “Flexible Operating Patterns”(FOPs) in the Chrysler contract. Ford.

If you need help keeping your house or know someone else facing possible foreclosure, here's a group that can help.UAW Local 160's Civil and Human Rights Committee in partnership with other UAW locals, Southeast Michigan Jobs with Justice and Moratorium.

Dear Friends,Thank you to all the people who have supported our struggle and who have shown it to us through your actions of help and solidarity. We respectfully wish to inform you that we have made the decision to lift our hunger strike as a show of.

by Martha Grevatt & Frank Hammer Adding Insult to Injury The UAW International Executive Board has stalled for over ten months without replying to an international appeal filed last November by Chrysler skilled trades members. The appellants-George.

Brother King, We, the undersigned UAW members and retirees, are writing to urge you to lend the immediate and full support of our union on behalf of fired GM autoworkers currently engaged in a hunger strike at the site of the U.S. embassy in Bogota,.

by Scott Houldieson Did You Really Expect It Back Without A Fight? When you give away the farm do you think the one you gave it to will just hand it back? Sorry, but that’s not the way corporate greed work.

by Gary Walkowicz It’s outrageous that the arbitrator could rule against us in the Equity of Sacrifice grievance. In the February, 2009 contract modifications, the highlights talked about Equity of Sacrifice and referred to sacrifices by.

by Jeff “Spike” Brown I work at AUTOALLIANCE PLANT (AAI) in Flat Rock, Michigan. AAI opened in 1987 as the Mazda plant. We are a joint venture between Ford Motor Company and Mazda. This will be coming to an end this August as Mazda will move production.

Those of us who recently attended the Labor Notes conference in Chicago met Jorge Parra, a GM worker from Columbia and president of ASOTRECOL, was in the United States to publicize the situation at their plant. You can find/friend them on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/groups/116719295080402/, contact.