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>So the question is... did unions prevent a path to upgradation to new tech? Of course they did. It's even worse in legacy auto, Engineering has to get approva
by RetpolineDrama 3y ago
>So the question is... did unions prevent a path to upgradation to new tech?
Of course they did. It's even worse in legacy auto, Engineering has to get approval from the union for any significant new vehicle features.
- hef19898 3y agoThat is some realy bold claim, any sources for that?
- tehjoker 3y agoprobably bc there are safety and other concerns that need to be addressed? management gets to check that off why not the people building it?
- AlbertCory 3y ago" other concerns " doing a lot of work there. What other concerns? Is "how many people get employed, and at what salaries" one of them?