The Chattanooga Vote and the Future of Organized Labor
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March 17, 2014
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1:02:16Now PlayingVolkswagen employees in Chattanooga, Tennessee stunned the labor movement when they voted against unionizing on February 14th. The workers' rejection of the union was all the more astounding because Volkswagen had invited United Auto Workers (UAW) organizers into its plant, and although VW maintained it was "neutral," in fact management tacitly and overtly encouraged its employees to unionize.
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