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Date: 2013-08-28 15:18:59 Transport General Motors Chapter 11 reorganization General Motors United Auto Workers Troubled Asset Relief Program Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation Automotive industry crisis of 2008–2010 Ron Bloom Automotive industry in the United States Late-2000s financial crisis Economy of the United States Economic history		Microsoft Word[removed]Delphi Report Add to Reading List Source URL: www.sigtarp.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 946,42 KB Share Document on Facebook

	INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE & AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA – UAW BOB KING, President DENNIS WILLIAMS, Secretary-Treasurer VICE PRESIDENTS: JOE ASHTON • CINDY ESTRADA • GENERAL HO DocID: 1fAA1 - View Document
	Revocation of Authorization for UAW Representation at the Volkswagen Plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee I, the undersigned employee of Volkswagen do NOT want to be represented by the United Auto Workers (UAW) Union, do NOT DocID: 1fo1Q - View Document
	UAW Promises vs. Reality (Ask the UAW to put in writing!) The United Auto Workers and its organizers are leading people to believe that, if we vote to unionize, the UAW will be able to get us wage increases up to $28.00 DocID: 1eJZp - View Document
	UAW chief stabs German Opel workers in the back By Jerry White 2 May 2013 United Auto Workers President Bob King last week called on workers at General Motors’ Opel factory in Bochum, Germany to vote again on a concess DocID: 1eCOO - View Document
	Should Volkswagen fear unionization at its Chattanooga plant? September 19, 2013 by Doug Altner The United Auto Workers union is attempting to organize Volkswagen’s plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee. If successful, this DocID: 1ca0r - View Document