UAW (Untied Auto Workers) 全美汽车工人联合会.pptxVIP

United auto workers Basic Information Struggle History criticism 1 2 3 Agenda TIP 1 390,000 active members and more than 600,000 retired members Founded: 1935 Detroit, Michigan 2 3 Country: United States 1 Basic information TIP 1 Basic information Section 1. To improve working conditions, to maintain and protect the interests of workers goals Section 2. To unite in one organization, regardless of religion, race, color, sex, or age . UAW history timeline ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A governor played the role of mediator, negotiating recognition of the UAW by GM. Sit-down stirke ★ The UAWs Executive Board voted to make a no strike pledge to ensure that the war effort would not be hindered by strikes, Uawwwii ★ Negotiate new agreements ★ postwar Your text in here not offer concessions let the other two absorb its sales. Brilliant negotiating tactics UAW history timeline ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Reduce the profits of the major auto market management decisions Rising fuel prices changes in the global economy competition from foreign company giving up many of the benefits it had won over the decades. years of layoffs and wage reductions threats 1979 2006 2010 membership 1.5million 390 ,000 540,000 The UAW has seen a dramatic decline in membership since the 1970s. ★ “Union workers higher wages and more generous benefits compared to those working at non-union Japanese auto plants in the U.S. is one of the primary reasons for the poor competitiveness of the Big Three. “ UAW worker was paid $70 per hour, (including health and pension costs) Toyota workers in the US receive $10 to $20 less. criticism 1 most of this labor cost disparity comes to retired members, of which the Japanese automakers have none. replies Website :  Thank you !