International Herald Tribune - Rod Hartsfield, 46, a union steward at Chrysler’s stamping plant in Sterling Heights, Michigan, said Wednesday night that he was glad to be headed back to work. “A long, drawn-out strike doesn’t help anybody,” he said. The Chrysler strike did not have Read More

Earthtimes - equity firm Cerberus Capital Management LP bought a controlling stake in Chrysler in August. “We didn’t want to go on strike, but I guess they haven’t worked it out,” Richard Buletta, a 54-year-old worker at a plant in Sterling Heights, Michigan Read More

Reuters - Another plant in Sterling Heights, Michigan, was scheduled to be shut down next week, people familiar with those plans said. Negotiations between Chrysler and the union had been at a standstill for three weeks after the UAW agreed to extend Read More

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