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I still haven't seen a single artical dated after the last contract that show where we get $74 per hour? seems like your beating a dead horse.
 

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I still haven't seen a single artical dated after the last contract that show where we get $74 per hour? seems like your beating a dead horse.
Here is an artical from Forbes.com from 11-19-08.... "But GM, which negotiated the four-year deal that serves as a template for UAW deals with Chrysler and Ford, says its total hourly labor costs dropped 6 percent this year from pre-contract levels, from $73.26 in 2006 to around $69 per hour. The new cost includes laborers' wages of $29.78 per hour, plus benefits, pensions and the cost of providing health care to more than 432,000 GM retirees, GM spokesman Tony Sapienza said."

http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2008/11/19/ap5717126.html

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