UAW Employees Begin Raking In The Cash As Automakers Rebound

When Pace arrived home from work one evening, his wife had spelled out "baby" in wooden blocks, decorated with sparkles, on the kitchen table.

Pace took the "not-so-subtle hint" and intends to sock away half of his $8,300 profit-sharing check from Ford for the baby he and his wife of 14 months now are planning, he said.

With the other half, the production worker at Ford's axle plant in Sterling Heights, Mich., intends to take his wife on one last, child-free vacation.

quizz - 2/13/2013 4:57:34 PM

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You mean the auto industry is not going to share the profits with taxpayers even though the government has confirmed it will lose over $20 billion in the auto bailout? government attorneys duped once again