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. “The union is demanding a wage increase of 36 percent over four years, while the carmakers have boosted their offers to between 17.5 percent and 20 percent over four and a half years … Fain has called those offers inadequate after years of sharp inflation and fat corporate profits and executive pay.”
Friday’s work stoppage is the first of its kind in history to target Detroit’s Big Three automakers simultaneously and adds to’s reelection troubles. Biden, who has fashioned himself as the most pro-union president in history, must now contend with a strike that could destabilize the economy, his son’s indictment and an impeachment inquiry — all while campaigning for a second term in office.
We spoke with the entrepreneur turned Republican presidential candidate about his plan to dismantle federal agencies and lay off most federal employees, which he outlined in a speech on Wednesday atThis interview has been edited and condensed for length and clarity.You’ve pledged to cut 50 percent of the federal workforce in your first year in office and 75 percent by the end of your first term if you’re elected.
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