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<blockquote data-quote="cynz" data-source="post: 5706933" data-attributes="member: 30777">First, we were so lucky we didn&#039;t have to strike.They are asking for 40 percent throughout their contract of 4 years. They took a beating to their benefits and pay when our country had a meltdown in 2008 2009. We again were lucky that our contract wasn&#039;t up during those years, or our contract would have been worse.Now that the auto industry is raking in big bucks, they don&#039;t want to raise their workers benefits or pay.While all three CEOs are making 32 million, 31 million and 29 million. They broke it down to over a hundred thousand a day. One CEO said they get there pay on production, which it&#039;s the workers who are producing the goods.Auto companies have manipulated the prices after we the people government helped them not go bankrupt.Just like the Airlines, we saved them after 9/11 and they are gouging all of us.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cynz, post: 5706933, member: 30777"] First, we were so lucky we didn't have to strike. They are asking for 40 percent throughout their contract of 4 years. They took a beating to their benefits and pay when our country had a meltdown in 2008 2009. We again were lucky that our contract wasn't up during those years, or our contract would have been worse. Now that the auto industry is raking in big bucks, they don't want to raise their workers benefits or pay. While all three CEOs are making 32 million, 31 million and 29 million. They broke it down to over a hundred thousand a day. One CEO said they get there pay on production, which it's the workers who are producing the goods. Auto companies have manipulated the prices after we the people government helped them not go bankrupt. Just like the Airlines, we saved them after 9/11 and they are gouging all of us. [/QUOTE]

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