10-6. Workers at Ford, GM, and Chrysler are represented by the UAW. However, the UAW has...
10-6. Workers at Ford, GM, and Chrysler are represented by the UAW. However, the UAW has been much less successful in its attempts to unionize U.S. workers employed at Toyota, Nissan, and Honda plants in the United States. Why do you think this is so?
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ANSWER: During the financial crises 2008-2009 the auto industry experienced major problems issues which required UAW to make several vital concessions to help the Ford, GM, and Chrysler to survive. However the Toyota, Nissan and Honda have been able to offer factory workers big perks and bonuses. Also the overtime is making a comeback in an approach that these companies believes that paying less overtime to its current employees is good than hiring new employees; whereas the UAW workers that remain are likely to earn more overtime in comparison to non-union plants operated by Japanese transplants. The workers at Toyota, Nissan, and Honda have the company headquarters in Japan; and may feel they have adequate benefits, satisfactory wages, satisfactory working conditions, and reasonable security at job, thus UAW has not been so successful in its attempts to unionize U.S. workers employed at Toyota, Nissan, and Honda plants in the United States
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