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The latest UAW coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Expert: VW’s offer in Chattanooga doesn’t match the Big Three but could be a building block
In the U.S., negotiating a first union contract is always extraordinarily difficult.
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UAW wants Chattanooga City Council’s support in VW talks
Members of the United Auto Workers at Volkswagen rallied Tuesday to support a future resolution from the Chattanooga City Council that would declare the body's solidarity with the union during contract negotiations.
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Chattanooga rally supports VW employees amid contract negotiations
J.R. Hudson watched intently as his peers chanted "UAW" in a sea of signs expressing solidarity with union workers.
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Union membership in Tennessee declines 20%, federal data says
After gaining ground over the past few years, union membership in Tennessee declined more than 20% between 2023 and 2024.
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United Auto Workers, VW continue squabble over health care
VW says UAW seeks $0 insurance plan; employee says company making ‘billions and billions and billions’
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Union criticizes Volkswagen over health care at Chattanooga plant
The United Auto Workers on Tuesday said a survey of Volkswagen Chattanooga workers shows employees are burdened by health care benefits and out-of-pocket expenses.
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Volkswagen offering voluntary buyouts at Chattanooga plant
UAW holds rally, files federal labor charges
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UAW files labor charges against VW over Chattanooga worker buyouts
The United Auto Workers on Thursday said it has filed federal labor charges against Volkswagen for "violating workers' rights" at the automaker's Chattanooga plant after the company announced a voluntary buyout plan.
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UAW: Chattanooga workers would give up some demands if VW offer accepted
The United Auto Workers at Volkswagen's Chattanooga plant said the company's latest contract offer is "entirely conditional" and workers would have to put aside some of what they're seeking in the talks to accept it.
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20% pay raise in Volkswagen’s latest offer to UAW for Chattanooga plant
Volkswagen on Thursday extended a conditional contract offer to the United Auto Workers that agrees to make improvements for Chattanooga plant employees, but only if the union withdraws some of its demands.
