Saturn contract amended.

From: Monthly Labor Review | Date: February 1, 1992| Author: | Copyright information

Members of the United Automobile Workers at Saturn Corp. recently ratified amendments to their unique, living" (open-ended) labor contract, covering some 4,700 production and maintenance workers, the vast majority of whom work in the automaker's Spring Hill, TN, plant. The original agreement, which does not have a set expiration date, was signed in 1985. Under terms of the initial agreement, the contract was to be renewed within 6 months after the end of the first year of production of the car line, which was started on July 30, 1990. (Saturn is a subsidiary of General Motors ...

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