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Harley Shaiken Quotes
«There are so many fewer moral barriers to a bankruptcy of this scale.»
Author: Harley Shaiken
«He's taken a windy day and turned it into a hurricane. Labor is influential in Sacramento. On certain bills and issues, they are very influential. But they are one of many groups that can dominate.»
Author: Harley Shaiken
«[Others aren't so sanguine.] How do U.S. firms compete in the global economy? ... If the only way to compete is with $10 wages, we have a problem that is much larger than just Delphi. We're looking at a society where people exit rather than enter the middle class.»
Author: Harley Shaiken
«This was difficult for the union to do, but the union is being pragmatic. Its goal is to preserve jobs. It realizes the severity of the situation that GM is in.»
Author: Harley Shaiken
«A lot will depend on who's the first company up. You may almost have an insipid auction taking place among the companies trying to be first.»
Author: Harley Shaiken
«The rhetoric is much different this time - this time they're really out to get each other.»
Author: Harley Shaiken
«It certainly has escalated,»
Author: Harley Shaiken
«The corporation knows the sensitivity of these kinds of issues, they have a lot of experience with what will provoke a local strike. What I suspect they (the GM management) didn't anticipate is that it would reach this intensity.»
Author: Harley Shaiken
«If GM actually did pursue this route?there would be a really poisoned atmosphere in the United Auto Workers plants where the parts are shipped.»
Author: Harley Shaiken
«I suspect they felt that taking a very hard line would send a message to the union. Instead the message that they sent was to dig in your heels.»
Author: Harley Shaiken