Had a nice time today visiting our Springfield Assembly Plant, meeting with plant management and walking the floor.
Our negotiations team has been working hard the past several months to reach an agreement with the UAW. Here is a snapshot of Tammie, George and I from Springfield working through the details. As negotiations continue, we remain committed to reaching an agreement that helps us competitively run our plant.
We’ve had multiple productive and relevant conversations with the UAW this week. The bargaining process is ongoing and we remain optimistic that we will reach an agreement that benefits both parties.
Imagine that you are on the plant floor building one of Navistar’s trucks. The truck comes into your station, but then you realize that not all the parts you need are available. What do you do? You must “call for help” or “pull the
Negotiations with Navistar and the United Automobile Workers Local 5010 at the IC Bus Plant in Tulsa, Oklahoma are now underway. Check this site frequently to read about the progress. About 700 workers at Navistar’s Tulsa Bus Plant are represented
Navistar and the UAW have reached a tentative six-year collective bargaining agreement. No details of the tentative agreement will be communicated publicly prior to the ratification vote, which will take place on December 16, 2018. We are confident
Rodney Tharp began as the Tulsa Bus Plant manager in the beginning of September. Rodney has worked at Navistar for about 19 years serving in several roles including manager of the former Conway Assembly Plant and most recently as Navistar's supply