Showing posts with label Chrysler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chrysler. Show all posts

Friday, October 2, 2015

News Analysis: U.A.W. Contract Vote at Fiat Chrysler Takes a Populist Tone

News Analysis: U.A.W. Contract Vote at Fiat Chrysler Takes a Populist Tone


A deal by the union’s leadership and the automaker was soundly rejected by rank-and-file workers, who “feel like the leadership has insulted them,” as one autoworker put it.










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Wednesday, September 30, 2015

U.A.W. Members Are Said to Reject Fiat Chrysler Contract

U.A.W. Members Are Said to Reject Fiat Chrysler Contract


Unofficial tallies indicated that autoworkers were soundly rejecting the contract. It would be the first time in more than 20 years they had turned down a contract negotiated by their union.










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Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Autoworkers’ Union Reaches Tentative Deal With Fiat Chrysler

Autoworkers’ Union Reaches Tentative Deal With Fiat Chrysler


The deal was reached after marathon bargaining sessions between the two sides that began on Sunday when the union picked Fiat Chrysler as the first company to negotiate with.










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Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Autoworkers Go to Fiat Chrysler for First Talks

Autoworkers Go to Fiat Chrysler for First Talks


The United Automobile Workers is starting with Fiat Chrysler, the least profitable of the three automakers and the one with the most younger workers.










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Friday, September 11, 2015

Fiat Chrysler Recalls Nearly 1.7 Million Ram Pickups

Fiat Chrysler Recalls Nearly 1.7 Million Ram Pickups


The automaker issued three recall notices, two related to airbags and one to a defect that could affect steering.










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Thursday, August 20, 2015

Auto Sales Jumped in July; G.M. and Fiat Chrysler Were Up 6%

Auto Sales Jumped in July; G.M. and Fiat Chrysler Were Up 6%


G.M.’s sales were led by an 18 percent increase for Buick and an 8 percent gain for Chevrolet; Jeeps and the Chrysler 200 helped Fiat Chrysler.










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