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Chrysler, UAW talks intensify as strike deadline looms
Clipped to the Drawing Board by Tony Elmasri
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 Taking it to the brink is part and parcel of negotiations - and they are doing it again - watch this space

DETROIT (Reuters) - With just over a day remaining until a strike deadline, representatives of the United Auto Workers union and Chrysler LLC bargained into Tuesday morning in a bid to reach a new contract for some 49,000 U.S. factory workers

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Jonno (92) Senior board member | 2007-10-09 06:36:32
As with the previous negotiations at the other companies - there needs to be a very delicate balance between getting a good outcome for the workers and an outcome for the industry which allows them to be competitive
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