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  1. #Subaru to raise its #US plant worker #wages in light of #UAW Detroit deals
    Benefits will be improved, too, as UAW plans organizing effort at non-#union plants. Subaru and other #nonunion #automakers in US have come under pressure to improve pay and benefits following record contracts achieved by UAW in late October, roughly six weeks after thousands of its members went on #strike. Other non-union automakers have also raised wages including #Toyota, #Honda and #Hyundai. autoblog.com/2023/11/16/subaru

  2. In a video, #Fain said a #nonunion contractor driving an SUV hit 5 picketers while leaving a #GM parts depot in #Flint, #Michigan. 2 of the workers went to the hospital for treatment. The SUV fled….
At a #Stellantis parts depot in #California, nonunion truckers crossing the picket line have pulled #guns on #strikers, Fain said. In #Massachusetts, a #UAW member & a state #senator were #hit by “cars on the picket line,” Fain said, w/o clarifying whether the drivers were connected to the automaker.

  3. #Trump #Rants About the Dangers of Electric Boats in Bizarre Michigan Speech

    Appearing in #Michigan at a #NonUnion #auto parts manufacturer, Trump blasted what he called “blood sucking globalists” attempting to “assassinate” the auto industry, & compared Joe Biden to a “wretched old vulture trying to finish off his prey.”

    #antisemitism
    rollingstone.com/politics/poli

  4. #Trump Gives MOST PATHETIC Speech of His Life He Will INSTANTLY REGRET

    youtube.com/watch?v=UfdnYNKWcO

    The most pathetic speech #DonaldTrump has given yet where Trump spoke in front of a #nonunion crowed in #Michigan and pretended he was in a #union shop.

  5. “There Hasn’t Been Empathy”: NYT Staff Frustration Over After Sports Desk Closure

    New York Times employees pressed management for answers about the paper’s recent decision to #disband the #sports section.

    The move left many angry about the company’s plan to #subcontract certain sports coverage through The Athletic, the #nonunion subscription-based sports website the Times acquired last year.

    “There is sincere concern in the newsroom that if this is left to stand, they could do this to any section, and nothing they said at the meeting made us feel otherwise,” one Times staffer tells me.

    @JoeKahn

    vanityfair.com/news/2023/07/ne

  6. “There Hasn’t Been Empathy”: NYT Staff Frustration Over After Sports Desk Closure

    New York Times employees pressed management for answers about the paper’s recent decision to #disband the #sports section.

    The move left many angry about the company’s plan to #subcontract certain sports coverage through The Athletic, the #nonunion subscription-based sports website the Times acquired last year.

    “There is sincere concern in the newsroom that if this is left to stand, they could do this to any section, and nothing they said at the meeting made us feel otherwise,” one Times staffer tells me.

    @JoeKahn

    vanityfair.com/news/2023/07/ne

  7. “There Hasn’t Been Empathy”: NYT Staff Frustration Over After Sports Desk Closure

    New York Times employees pressed management for answers about the paper’s recent decision to #disband the #sports section.

    The move left many angry about the company’s plan to #subcontract certain sports coverage through The Athletic, the #nonunion subscription-based sports website the Times acquired last year.

    “There is sincere concern in the newsroom that if this is left to stand, they could do this to any section, and nothing they said at the meeting made us feel otherwise,” one Times staffer tells me.

    @JoeKahn

    vanityfair.com/news/2023/07/ne

  8. “There Hasn’t Been Empathy”: NYT Staff Frustration Over After Sports Desk Closure

    New York Times employees pressed management for answers about the paper’s recent decision to #disband the #sports section.

    The move left many angry about the company’s plan to #subcontract certain sports coverage through The Athletic, the #nonunion subscription-based sports website the Times acquired last year.

    “There is sincere concern in the newsroom that if this is left to stand, they could do this to any section, and nothing they said at the meeting made us feel otherwise,” one Times staffer tells me.

    @JoeKahn

    vanityfair.com/news/2023/07/ne

  9. “There Hasn’t Been Empathy”: NYT Staff Frustration Over After Sports Desk Closure

    New York Times employees pressed management for answers about the paper’s recent decision to #disband the #sports section.

    The move left many angry about the company’s plan to #subcontract certain sports coverage through The Athletic, the #nonunion subscription-based sports website the Times acquired last year.

    “There is sincere concern in the newsroom that if this is left to stand, they could do this to any section, and nothing they said at the meeting made us feel otherwise,” one Times staffer tells me.

    @JoeKahn

    vanityfair.com/news/2023/07/ne

  10. Even in Japan, I sometimes end up in a conversation about Gringo football. David Zirin helps me find worthwhile parts so the talk isn't as big a waste of my time.

    This article is from ten years ago, but recent news about responses to a near-death on the field suggest not much has changed. I'm looking for an article that mentioned player union demands for safer grass on the fields.

    .> officials who—I mean, at the risk of sounding unkind—are unskilled, untrained scabs who are in over their heads on an NFL field in front of 70,000 fans. They have no idea what they’re doing. And that’s what made Monday night such a big story, is that it crystallized in front of a national audience the problems of both corporate arrogance as well as unskilled, non-union workers.
    https://www.democracynow.org/2012/9/26/botched_nfl_call_sparks_wide_support

    #DavidZIrin #NFL #SportsTeamOwner #Labor #Union #NonUnion