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• UAW Sets Chrysler Strike Deadline

  Published: October 9, 2007, 12:00 am

  Tags: Uaw, Sets, Chrysler, Strike, Deadline, Chrysler Holding Llc, United Auto Workers, United States, Daimlerchrysler Ag, David L Gregory, Detroit, Dodge Caliber, Jeep Compass, Cerberus Capital Management Lp, Daimler Ag, General Motors Corporation, Bill Campbell, Bob Nardelli

  The United Auto Workers turned up the pressure on Chrysler yesterday to wrap up a contract in the next two days.

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• UAW Leaders Hit the Shop Floor To Lobby Workers on Chrysler Deal

  Published: October 24, 2007, 12:00 am

  Tags: Uaw, Leaders, Hit, The, Shop, Floor, Lobby, Workers, Chrysler, Deal, Chrysler Holding Llc, Aaron Devers, United Auto Workers, Melvin Thompson, Indiana, Michigan, Gerald Meyers, Harley Shaiken, Sterling Heights, United States, Cerberus Capital Management Lp, Daimlerchrys

  The clash over a controversial new labor contract at Chrysler has moved to the factory floor in suburban Michigan, where union officials fanned out this week trying to persuade their members to vote yes.

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• UAW Approves Pact With Chrysler

  Published: October 28, 2007, 12:00 am

  Tags: Uaw, Approves, Pact, Chrysler, Chrysler Holding Llc, United Auto Workers, Cerberus Capital Management Lp, Ford Motor Company, General Motors Corporation, Tom Lasorda, United States

  DETROIT, Oct. 27 -- Members of the United Auto Workers approved a four-year contract with Chrysler on Saturday despite significant opposition, the union said.

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• GM to Take $39 Billion Charge

  Published: November 7, 2007, 12:00 am

  Tags: Take, Billion, Charge, United States, Henderson, Canada, Germany, Burnham Securities Inc, Cerberus Capital Management Lp, General Motors Corporation, David Healy, Frederick Maryland, United Auto Workers

  General Motors announced yesterday that it would take a $39 billion non-cash, accounting-related charge in the third quarter. Despite the size of the charge, GM said it did not affect cash flow at the company or affect automotive operations.

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