The carmaker confirmed to the United Auto Workers that it has cut off striking members’ health-care coverage, Terry Dittes, vice president of the union’s GM department, wrote in a letter to local leadership.
- UAW will provide medical assistance or COBRA option, if necessary, for members and eligible family, Dittes says in letter obtained by Bloomberg
- “While on strike, some benefits shift to being funded by the union’s strike fund, and in this case hourly employees are eligible for union-paid COBRA so their health care benefits can continue,” GM says in emailed statement
- Union’s legal department will review GM’s rationale for ...
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