Volkswagen lost its case before the National Labor Relations Board this week challenging the right of VW maintenance workers at its Chattanooga, TN plant to join in union with UAW.
In awesome Organize the South news, Volkswagen skilled trade workers in Chattanooga voted overwhelmingly to have UAW on their side, a first at a foreign-owned auto assembly plant in the South.
International Business Times reported this week that German automaker Volkswagen will recognize unions at its Chattanooga plant even without majority support.
“Tennesee taxpayer money was used to influence the outcome of the UAW vote,” says MSNBC host Ed Schultz, based on a report in the Detroit News.
