UAW Finding That Facts Spread By Social Media Is Achilles Heel In Contract Negotiations

UAW Finding That Facts Spread By Social Media Is Achilles Heel In Contract Negotiations

What do you get when you combine short memories with social media?

Answer: the trainwreck that is the United Auto Workers ratification votes this fall. Rarely in the course of this town’s epic labor-management history have such objectively rich contracts encountered such stiff resistance.

Blame, well, who — or what? Until now, the underappreciated power of Facebook and Twitter to turbo-charge critiques and outflank union leaders long accustomed to telling members what’s good for them and expecting enough of them vote accordingly? Partly.


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W208W208 - 11/20/2015 11:10:09 AM
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Okay, I consider myself a pretty intelligent guy, but WTF did I just read?

All the guy had to say was that social media has created a more informed worker in negotiations, and that executive pay has been routinely cited via facebook, twitter, etc., as a point of contention in negotiations.


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