John Russo
ProfessorYoungstown State University Inc
John B. Russo, Ed.D, is the Coordinator of the Labor Studies Program at the Warren P. Williamson College of Business Administration at Youngstown State University where he teaches courses on Labor Law and Negotiations, Occupational Safety and Health and Work in America. He is also the Co-Director of YSU’s Center for Working Class Studies. Dr. Russo has worked regularly with trade unions and has been a labor negotiator himself. He is considered an expert on labor and workplace issues and has consulted regularly on collective bargaining, economic restructuring, pensions, and bankruptcy in manufacturing and transportation from a labor perspective. Dr. Russo has written widely on labor and social issues, given testimony before government commissions, and has been frequently interviewed by the media on workplace issues.His current research interests involve comparative studies of the automobile industries in North America, China, and India and a book on worker rights in the global economy. (This is me - Update Profile)
| 1980 - present | Professor Youngstown State University Inc |
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Don't forget this is a multilateral negotiations that includes capital markets. Given the size of the VEBA, all parties may be unwilling to accept the risks.
The media often overstates the wages of autoworkers by using figures that that the OEMs provide. Autoworker wages may even be lower today due to changes in staffing and the OEMs Special Attrition Programs
Implications The UAW (International) negotiations with Ford, Chrysler and General Motors (OEMs) are in the final stages, but already there are signs of significant changes in the collective bargaining agreements that will make US automakers more competitive at the shop floor level. In part, this is...
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