No shortage of handwringing over the implications of a government-owned auto industry. But Paul Ingrassia's more worried about its new partner, the UAW: "There's an inherent conflict between the cost discipline required of owners and the understandable desire of employees to make more money for less work." [View news story]
make this yet another in the long list of reasons why I wont ever buy a car from Chrysler ( or GM or Ford, for that matter). Conflict of interest ? You got that right and the interests of the consumer will not even be on the radar.
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make this yet another in the long list of reasons why I wont ever buy a car from Chrysler ( or GM or Ford, for that matter). Conflict of interest ? You got that right and the interests of the consumer will not even be on the radar.
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All Comments by darkpool »No shortage of handwringing over the implications of a government-owned auto industry. But Paul Ingrassia's more worried about its new partner, the UAW: "There's an inherent conflict between the cost discipline required of owners and the understandable desire of employees to make more money for less work." [View news story]