UAW Sues GM Over Temporary Workers At Assembly Plant
- 5 years ago
According to Automotive News, the United Auto Workers union sued General Motors at a US District Court in Ohio.
The suit claims that the automaker's use of temporary employees at an assembly plant violates a labor deal with the union.
The plant named in the lawsuit is the Fort Wayne Assembly plant in Indiana.
The suit added that 1,000 laid-off hourly workers represented by the union have to right to transfer to plants with openings, which includes 700 positions at the Lordstown plant in Ohio.
The suit claims that the automaker's use of temporary employees at an assembly plant violates a labor deal with the union.
The plant named in the lawsuit is the Fort Wayne Assembly plant in Indiana.
The suit added that 1,000 laid-off hourly workers represented by the union have to right to transfer to plants with openings, which includes 700 positions at the Lordstown plant in Ohio.