DETROIT (TheStreet) -- Workers at Ford(F Quote) have overwhelming rejected a set of contract changes intended to keep the company competitive with its rivals.
The United Auto Workers said 70% of Ford production workers and 75% of skilled trade workers voted to reject the agreement. "The additional modifications that were recently negotiated contained product commitments which insured long-term job security for Ford workers," said UAW President Ron Gettelfinger and Vice President Bob King, in a prepared statement. "While we will not be returning to the bargaining table, our International Executive Board, staff, local union leadership and membership will continue to work with Ford on a daily basis in an effort to keep new products coming into our plants," the union leaders said. -- Written by Ted Reed in Charlotte, N.C. .- Loading Comments...
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