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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - General Motors Corp. will offer the government the choice of giving it billions more in bailout money or seeing it file for bankruptcy when it presents a restructuring plan next week, according to a report published Saturday.
A person briefed on concession talks between the United Auto Workers and General Motors Corp. says union negotiators walked away from the bargaining table Friday night.
Bankrupt supplier Cadence sues GM for $4.9 million
Originally posted by pyrytyes
reply to post by burntheships
May play a part.
When Gm announced it would buy out 62000 employees, it more, ro less, told me BK would be the next step. Once they file, will the union contracts be null and void? If that is the case, there is a lot of payback for the congress to do, to make the unions happy.
A power play is in the making... WE will lose.
Originally posted by dean007
having unions stand up for people is outdated
wow without them will we ever get our asses handed to us
you really think the labor costs are gms biggest problems
i wouldnt be surprised if there doing all this just to break the union not like they havent tried before
[edit on 14-2-2009 by dean007]
Originally posted by thegreatobserver
All US automobile manufacturer will go bankrupt. Bailout or not!
So, why drag along the unavoidable?
wow without them will we ever get our asses handed to us
General Motors and Chrysler LLC will present their latest plans to the federal government Tuesday about how they will survive for the long-term.
The two companies have already received approval for $17.4 billion in loans from the government, money that most experts believe has kept the struggling automakers from bankruptcy.
If GM and Chrysler do not prove to the government that they can be viable in the future, the loans could be recalled.