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The latest Volkswagen coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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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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The Tennessee auto sector could see tariff impact
Tennessee's key automotive industry, soon touting four automakers building vehicles, would stand as the biggest sector in the state affected by tariffs on Mexico and Canada, a political scientist who follows international issues says.
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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.
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Volkswagen, union still ‘far apart’ in Chattanooga contract negotiations, UAW says
Despite five months of bargaining with Volkswagen, the United Auto Workers said Wednesday the parties are "still far apart" in negotiating key issues such as wages and health care at the Chattanooga assembly plant.
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VW may move Porsche, Audi assembly to US, including Chattanooga, because of tariffs
Volkswagen Group is eyeing Porsche and Audi assembly in the U.S. to avoid possible tariffs, and its Chattanooga plant and future South Carolina site are potential options, according to reports.
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UAW terms VW offer at Chattanooga plant ‘nothing to brag about’
The United Auto Workers bargaining committee calls Volkswagen's most recent contract proposal "nothing to brag about," with first-ever cost of living adjustments for the Chattanooga plant too little to protect against inflation.
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Volkswagen Chattanooga offers cost-of-living adjustments to UAW workers
Volkswagen has sweetened its offer to the United Auto Workers to include key cost-of-living increases for the company's Chattanooga plant employees.
