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POWER: Adrian Leslie and other employees at Volkswagen's new plant in Chattanooga, Tenn., could help determine the future of the UAW. (Associated Press)

‘Transplant’ laborers may put brakes on UAW drive in right-to-work states

By Tim Devaney - The Washington Times

Illustration Union Bailout by John Camejo for The Washington Times

FEULNER: Obama’s union bailout

By Ed Feulner - The Washington Times

**FILE** This photo from April 21, 2009, shows American flags flying outside General Motors' world headquarters in Detroit. (Associated Press)

General Motors workers ratify new labor contract

By Tom Krisher - Associated Press

"The auto industry is back. General Motors and the UAW are working together to create jobs in America," United Auto Workers President Bob King (right, with union Vice President Joe Ashton) said Tuesday in Detroit. (Associated Press)

UAW contract with GM keeps jobs in U.S.

By Dee-Ann Durbin and Tom Krisher - Associated Press

Joe Ashton is vice president of the United Auto Workers, which was trying to nail down the terms of a new contract with the Big Three automakers in Detroit. Talks were going down to the wire. (Associated Press)

Post-bailout auto labor talks go down to the wire

By Andrea Billups - The Washington Times

**FILE** In this Oct. 7, 2008. file photo, United Auto Workers president Ron Gettelfinger talks to reporters in Detroit.

LENNOX: Corporate excess bad, union robbery of kids just dandy

By Dennis Lennox - The Washington Times