Laid off local workers await outcome of American Axle strikeby Leanne Tokars (ltokars@wsbt.com)
The American Axle strike led Nyloncraft in Mishawaka, which supplies parts to GM, to lay off 80 employees and reduce the hours of others. (WSBT photo)
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Tuesday, Mar 18 at 10:09 AM Dawn Pressey wrote ...
I hope the strike ends soon. I will be going on Mat leave soon and could be laid off becaue the company I work for supplies parts for the major auto makers. This strike really affects the little guys the most. I only make $17Cdn/hour if I have no job who will pay my bills and put food on the table for my family. People could lose everything. Is a pay cut that bad, or is losing your job to some forigen country worth it because they WILL work for less. Please come to an agreement soon.