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Tesla Boosts Pay for US Factory Workers That the UAW Wants to Unionize
(www.bloomberg.com)
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this post was submitted on 12 Jan 2024
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It's crazy that they weren't union already. Doesn't that make Tesla the only non-union car manufacturer in the USA?
Mercedes-Benz has a plant in Alabama I know the UAW got its eyes on.
I feel like I read a while back that the Japanese car plants tend to be non unionized. Not sure about now but at the very least it looks like the Honda plant in Marysville Ohio wasn't union as recently as 2019.
No as far as I know for consumer cars only the big three are unionized. All the foreign manufacturers with plants in the US are non union.