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VW lays off some administrative staff in Chattanooga as ID.4 sales falter
Volkswagen is laying off less than 75 administrative and salaried employees in Chattanooga as it aims to trim spending across its business, according to a spokesperson.
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VW will stop producing the ID.4 in Chattanooga this month amid shift in focus
Volkswagen will cease production of the ID.4 at its plant in Chattanooga this month amid headwinds facing the market for electric vehicles.
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Volkswagen reveals 2027 model of Chattanooga-made Atlas
Volkswagen has unveiled the latest model of one of its top-selling SUVs — one of three vehicles the German automaker manufactures in Chattanooga.
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Former employee alleges VW wrongfully fired him for having gun in car
A former reserve deputy with the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office alleges he was wrongfully fired from his job at Volkswagen after he voluntarily disclosed to company security that he had a firearm in his car, according to a lawsuit in federal court.
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Chattanooga agencies among recipients of grants funded by VW emissions settlement
Two Chattanooga agencies will receive funds stemming from a decade-old Volkswagen settlement that will boost the use of renewable vehicles.
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UAW withdraws labor complaints against VW over Chattanooga negotiations
The United Auto Workers union will withdraw federal labor charges it filed against Volkswagen as part of the finalized contract it recently reached with the German automaker.
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Volkswagen workers in Chattanooga approve union contract
Volkswagen workers in Chattanooga have formally approved their first union contract, which promises to boost wages 20% over the next four years and ensure eligible workers receive at least $14,200 in bonuses.
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This is how VW’s tentative Chattanooga union contract differs from the version it unveiled in September
Workers began voting Wednesday on a final contract between Volkswagen and the United Auto Workers union that contains several key differences from a version the company originally unveiled in September. Still, much of it remains unchanged.
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Dates set for vote on UAW-VW contract in Chattanooga. More details released
After nearly a year and a half of negotiations, Volkswagen Chattanooga employees will vote next week on a tentative contract agreement between the company and the United Auto Workers union.
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UAW, Volkswagen reach tentative agreement on contract for Chattanooga workers
After a monthslong stalemate, Volkswagen and the United Auto Workers union have reached a tentative agreement on a final contract.
