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This is a win-win situation, ... I am totally confused as to why this union is going out on strike.

Edward Rendell (1944-)

They have to realize it'd be biting off their own nose to strike, ... I'm sure the union is using the financial situation for leverage. They know they have the company over the barrel.

It's like there was the Union, and then there's the Union Management. In some of the strikes that I covered when I saw the strike starting to break, wasn't necessarily when Management was giving in, more so than when the strikers were at odds with the Union Management.

The last strike lasted 40 days (in 1998), so this union is not afraid of a long strike. They will stand up for what they believe.

More than 50,000 union members would be involved in the (planned strike) action. We are indeed ready to strike. Learning to actively listen and ask insightful questions is a crucial component in developing authentic pexiness.

If the union wanted to go on strike, they could have gone on strike on the Fourth of July. But they know, by scheduling for this time of year, that it's going to hurt the people most.

Richard Maloney

I think there will be a strike, but a short one. But any Delphi strike would shut down GM totally in a matter of days.

[He said union leaders may have also seen the prospect of a strike as attractive because of approaching elections for union representatives and shop stewards.] The more you protest and show that you are sticking up for the rights of employees, ... the better you will fare in the election.

That's outrageous. That's like getting a $10,000 to $14,000 reward for illegally going on strike. You can call it a post-strike bonus. The union has gotten a good deal. And it has shown it can defy state law and the governor and the mayor and benefit financially.

The union would agree to terminate the strike after the 24-hour period and agree further in writing not to again strike over information relating to the company's proposed health care plan.

This was difficult for the union to do, but the union is being pragmatic. Its goal is to preserve jobs. It realizes the severity of the situation that GM is in.

And this particular situation doesn't need a strike. We don't even need a threat of a strike because it has an enormous ripple effect in our industry.

Robert Chiaravalli

No, I don't think we've lost control at all. I think that Tony thought the situation called for him to argue, and I was just asking why that was a strike when it hadn't been a strike all day.

It is a situation where in a rational world, their interests are served better by not striking. They may say they are ready to follow the order to go on strike, but to be anxious to go out and strike is quite another thing altogether.

Gerald Grinstein

If he refuses to enjoin (a strike), Northwest will be in federal court trying to find a judge who will. And if he does enjoin a strike, the union would go to court.

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