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Yea the dealers have no idea what’s going to happen. That could change Monday or a week later who knowsInteresting update: I have been in contact with my Michigan hometown dealer about ordering a 24 Yukon and I brought up no concerns about the strike. She said the plant employees building the Yukons is NOT striking right now and production is not affected. I’m hopeful this whole mess gets sorted out quickly and favorably to everyone involved.
Our experiences differ in that respect. I know plenty of people who dont work nearly as hard as I do and dont have much to show for it. Luck definitely helps tho.Problem is hard work doesn't always pay off. I know plenty of people who work way harder than I do but have less. Luck has just as much to do with it.
They can go on strike for the next 10 years as far as I'm concerned. The American car buyong public is not too happy with the Auto choices being offered anyway.Anyone here have any feel for the upcoming possible auto worker strike? My understanding is that the side are quite far apart. GM offering approx 2-3% pay increase per year for 4 years with a lump sum $6000 payment. Union wants 11.5% increase per year with many old school benefits restored such as defined pensions.
My local dealer seems pretty certain a strike will happen and they have received a ton of inventory over the 2-3 weeks.
I am next up for an Ultimate allocation so I have a bit of interest in how this plays out.
To me, both side seems absurd with what they want. The reality will be almost right down the middle. I am looking at 5% increase per year for the 4 year contract and a lump sum payment along with a few tweaks for the membership.
We will see how this plays out as it will affect any industrial product, service provider across the USA.