DETROIT AP - A federal judge has given preliminary approval to a deal that would require Chrysler hourly retirees to pay more for health care.The agreement between Chrysler LLC and the United Auto Workers would also shift the company's retiree health care obligations into a union-administered trust.U.S. District Court Judge Robert Cleland tentatively approved the agreement Wednesday in Detroit.
April 09, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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DETROIT AP – A federal judge has given preliminary approval to a deal that would require Chrysler hourly retirees to pay more for health care.
The agreement between Chrysler LLC and the United Auto Workers would also shift the company’s retiree health care obligations into a union-administered trust.
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