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UAW Says Anti-Union Automakers Violate Human Rights
By Keith Naughton - Jan 12, 2011 Bloomberg EXCERPT:
United Auto Workers President Bob King said the union will label companies as human-rights violators if they disrupt efforts to organize workers.
“If a company makes the bad business decision to engage in anti-union activity, suppress the rights of freedom of speech and assembly, we will launch a global campaign to brand that company a human-rights violator,” King said today during a speech in Detroit. “We do not want to fight, but we will not run from a fight.”
King, 64, elected president of the union in June, is seeking to organize the U.S. factories of Asian and German automakers such as Toyota Motor Corp. and Daimler AG. King has said he expects to organize at least one non-union automaker this year and today added that he has begun “preliminary discussions” with some of them. He declined to identify which companies or how many.
“We just have to convince them that we’re not the evil empire,” King told reporters following his speech at the Automotive News World Congress.
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Is it any surprise unions overwhelmingly support democrats? The same tactics are used by both, demonize your opponent by making ridiculous claims about taking food from the elderly (Democrats) and/or not paying a "fair" wage (unions).
By Keith Naughton - Jan 12, 2011 Bloomberg EXCERPT:
United Auto Workers President Bob King said the union will label companies as human-rights violators if they disrupt efforts to organize workers.
“If a company makes the bad business decision to engage in anti-union activity, suppress the rights of freedom of speech and assembly, we will launch a global campaign to brand that company a human-rights violator,” King said today during a speech in Detroit. “We do not want to fight, but we will not run from a fight.”
King, 64, elected president of the union in June, is seeking to organize the U.S. factories of Asian and German automakers such as Toyota Motor Corp. and Daimler AG. King has said he expects to organize at least one non-union automaker this year and today added that he has begun “preliminary discussions” with some of them. He declined to identify which companies or how many.
“We just have to convince them that we’re not the evil empire,” King told reporters following his speech at the Automotive News World Congress.
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Yeah, of course he did. Because secrecy is vital, except, well, CARD CHECK.He declined to identify which companies or how many.
A good start would be not acting like one, then...“We just have to convince them that we’re not the evil empire,” King told reporters following his speech at the Automotive News World Congress.
Is it any surprise unions overwhelmingly support democrats? The same tactics are used by both, demonize your opponent by making ridiculous claims about taking food from the elderly (Democrats) and/or not paying a "fair" wage (unions).