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Third try for UAW at VW Chattanooga
The United Auto Workers organizing drive at Volkswagen Chattanooga, so far, has failed to ignite the fireworks that flew in the last two spirited campaigns, according to observers.
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VW Chattanooga expects assembly to grow by a third in 2024
Volkswagen Chattanooga expects plant production to surge by more than a third this year, boosted in part by the enhanced 2024 ID.4 that's slated to hit dealerships this spring.
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Volkswagen Chattanooga says workers already have a voice
Automaker won’t recognize union without full employee input
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WATCH: VW’s Super Bowl ad touts 75 years in America, Chattanooga plant briefly featured
Volkswagen is returning to advertising in the Super Bowl for the first time in about a decade with the spot's focus on 75 years in America, though the Chattanooga factory is briefly featured.
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UAW says majority of VW Chattanooga employees have signed union cards
More than 50% of Volkswagen Chattanooga employees have signed union authorization cards, the United Auto Workers said Tuesday.
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Volkswagen says most Chattanooga-made ID.4s eligible for EV tax credit
Volkswagen is the first international automaker to qualify for a $7,500 federal tax credit in 2024 for a full-battery electric vehicle with the company's Chattanooga-made ID.4 leading the way.
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VW ‘cautiously optimistic’ Chattanooga-made ID.4 will gain tax credit
Volkswagen's Chattanooga-built ID.4 electric vehicle posted 84.2% higher sales in 2023, figures show, but it's missing from the newest list of vehicles qualifying for a federal tax credit.
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VW, UAW spar over statements amid union organizing at Chattanooga plant
Volkswagen said the United Auto Workers, engaged in a union organizing campaign at the automaker's Chattanooga plant, is spreading misinformation about the company and cited a dozen examples.
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WATCH: UAW chief claims union-busting at VW Chattanooga; company denies charge
The United Auto Workers president Monday accused Volkswagen of union-busting tactics as he and about 35 Chattanooga plant workers and community members tried to deliver a scathing letter at the factory gate.
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Volkswagen Chattanooga workers get 11% pay raise
Volkswagen is providing an 11% pay raise for production workers at the automaker's Chattanooga assembly plant, the company announced Wednesday.
