Posted on Sep 18, 2023

Bernie Sanders praises UAW workers striking against 'corporate greed,' endorses 4-day workweek

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Bernie wants so badly to see the USA go Socialist, or better yet Communist. Heck, he spent his honeymoon there.
More wages for these workers and less working hours equals much higher vehicle prices. That's the dirty secret Bernie won't tell you: This will increase inflation much more. Communists always give away other people's money...

Bernie Sanders praises UAW workers striking against 'corporate greed,' endorses 4-day workweek

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Posted 8 mo ago

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Posted 8 mo ago

The math certainly doesn't add up at face value. Higher wages either come at the cost of lower quality products/outputs or higher prices...sometimes both.

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In my opinion they ask for too much. Article Quote: "The union has demanded a 46% increase in general wages over four years. An increase that would raise a top-level assembly plant worker from $32 an hour to about $47.".
46& over 4 years is just too much.
https://www.mechical.com/2023/09/how-much-do-uaw-auto-workers-make-2023.html

How Much Do UAW Auto Workers Make 2023? Average Salary of UAW Worker

As of 2023, the average hourly wage for United Auto workers in the United States is approximately $27.99. UAW workers are employed in the motor

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SFC (Join to see) - it's a very ambitious ask. I can't help but wonder if they expect they will actually get 100% or if there's a degree of bluffing.

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CPT (Join to see) - Any person/organization asks for more than they want/need, but in my opinion when you're starting point is too extreme it puts public opinion against you. To me public opinion should matter to organizations. Maybe I am just out of touch with negotiations these days.

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