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UAW, German auto worker union to announce joint efforts

Berthold Huber, a five-year veteran from Germany's IG Metal labor union and currently Volkswagen's interim chairman, has been a vocal proponent of the UAW's organizing drive at VW's plant in Tennessee. (BLOOMBERG)
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By:
Ryan Beene
November 18, 2015 05:00 AM

The UAW and Germany’s largest autoworker union will join forces to address worker representation at the U.S. plants of German manufacturers.

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