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Negotiations are underway on a new contract between General Motors and the Corvette Assembly Plant in Bowling Green.National labor talks began July 18 between the Big Three automakers and the United Autoworkers Union.
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The manager of the Corvette Assembly Plant in Bowling Green is stepping down from his role this summer. Kai Spande announced last week at the NCM Bash that he accepted a buyout offer from General Motors and plans to take early retirement.
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General Motors workers in Kentucky and seven other states are transitioning from temporary to permanent employment. The automaker announced on Wednesday…
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The Corvette Assembly Plant returned to full operations on Tuesday following a nearly six-week strike between General Motors and the United Autoworkers…
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Workers in Kentucky and eight other states have begun voting on a tentative labor deal between General Motors and the United Auto Workers Union.The…
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Striking General Motors employees in Bowling Green and across the nation could be headed back to work in a few days. GM and the United Autoworkers Union…
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As a national strike against General Motors enters a fifth week, the broader costs of the work stoppage are being felt in Kentucky, but not to the same…
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Some hourly workers at the Corvette Assembly Plant in Bowling Green say they’ll remain on the picket line as long as it takes to get a fair contract with…
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General Motors is restoring health care to hourly workers in Bowling Green, and across the nation, who are on strike for a second week. The reinstatement…
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The impact of the national strike by United Auto Workers at General Motors plants across the country is starting to hit home in Bowling Green.Some of the…