au·to·work·er (ô t -w r k r)n. A worker in the automobile industry. |
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| This has made economic security, not poverty or prosperity, the central concern of today's working class--whether you're talking about the small business woman who can barely afford health care or the autoworker who's just discovered that his corporate pension is a mirage. Decades later the birth of industrial unions like the United Autoworkers and the United Steelworkers enabled millions of once-desperate immigrant workers from Southern and Eastern Europe to raise themselves to be solid, middle-class citizens. The locals of the United Steelworkers of America and the Canadian Autoworkers representing Inco and Falconbridge employees are the backbone of the company, and therefore will be involved in the merging process. |
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