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Forbes: Ford plant in Mexico is exactly what the UAW bargained for

By Wordpress Admin User Apr 6, 2016 | 1:15 PM

Ford Motor Company is receiving some push back from the United Auto Workers Union after announcing plans to build a brand new plant down in Mexico. The proposed Mexican Ford plant would manufacturer small vehicles and create over 2,800 jobs by the year 2020. Dale Buss, Forbes contributor, joins Frank Beckmann to discuss his latest piece “In Ford Decision to Build Mexico Plant, UAW Is Only Getting What It Asked For.”