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UAW President “Upbeat” About Contract Talks
With a little over two weeks to go until the contract deadline, UAW President Bob King says he’s “upbeat” about this year’s talks.
Gov. Snyder: The Toughest Part Of Reinventing Is Still Ahead
If you think getting through the state’s budget with painful cuts on things like education and film/brownfield incentives was difficult, hold onto your seats sports fans as Gov. Rick Snyder says the toughest part of reinventing is still ahead.
‘Michigan Matters’ Mackinac Conference 2011
Exclusive interviews gathered at the Detroit Regional Chamber’s annual Mackinac Policy Conference with Gov. Rick Snyder, auto execs Bob King, Bill Ford Jr., and Mark Reuss plus the Detroit Public School’s Emergency Financial Manager Roy Roberts.
UAW’s King: Reject Political Extremism
In the only speech from a labor leader scheduled for the Mackinac Policy Conference, UAW president Bob King urged business owners and executives to reject political extremism.
UAW At Odds With Snyder On Collective Bargaining Rights
The issue of collective bargaining takes center stage at a press conference with UAW leaders.
Mackinac Keynoters Aim To Take Michigan To ‘Great’
The Detroit Regional Chamber’s 2011 Mackinac Policy Conference will be keynoted by a variety of business and labor leaders who will discuss how to rebuild, reinvent and re-energize Michigan.
UAW Chief: Organizing Transplants Vital to Union Future
The president of the United Auto Workers union says his organization’s future is directly tied to its ability to organize U.S. plants owned by foreign based car companies.
Thousands Join Rebuild America March, Rally
Thousands of people demanding jobs marched from Hart Plaza to Grand Circus Park in downtown Detroit with UAW President Bob King and the Rev. Jesse Jackson on Saturday.
UAW Pulls Retreat Off Market
The United Auto Workers has pulled a 1,000-acre lakeside retreat in northern Michigan off the market.
New Campaign To Focus On Job Creation
United Auto Workers president Bob King and Rainbow Push Coalition founder Rev. Jesse Jackson are kicking off a new campaign in Detroit that will focus on job creation, manufacturing, workers’ rights and peace.


















