Ron Gettelfinger, president of United Automobile Workers union, warned DaimlerChrysler (DCX) against cutting health care coverage despite their finanical situation and the similar cuts approved by union members at General Motors Corporation (GM) and Ford Motor Co. (F) last year.
Gettelfinger said that a financial analysis showed that Chrysler didn't need the similar concessions that were granted to Ford and G.M., both of whom had landmark deals approved last year requiring workers to pay a portion of their health care coverage, which previously the companies had paid for.
According to the NY Times Gettelfinger warned, in similar news, that the union might strike the Delphi Corp. (DPHIQ.PK), the auto parts supplier, which sought bankruptcy protection nearly a year ago.
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