Airlines Cut Minimum Pilot Experience to 500 hours and Below
"B A R R Y" wrote in message
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Matt W. Barrow wrote:
Interestingly, American based branches like Honda and Toyota do not allow
unions and their employees are at the top in terms of production and
compensation and their futures look bright compared to GM, Ford and
Chrysler who are at death's door.
Toyota deals with unions.
My Toyota Tacoma is built by UAW represented employees in California, in
the same plant as the Pontiac Vibe and some Corollas.
http://www.nummi.com/
The brand-new Tundra plant in Texas is also UAW.
Oh! I was thinking of the Camry shops in Kentucky. last I heard, those
plants employees voted to keep the unions out.
The truck divisions are, IIRC, a completely separate division. Since the
Toyota trucks command a significant price premium, it stands to reason that
they could afford a union, especially a local that's much more cooperative.
I can imagine that a TRUCK plant would be union. :~)
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