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About 1,000 workers at a General Motors joint venture electric vehicle battery plant in Spring Hill will get big pay raises now that they have joined the United Auto Workers union.
GM and LG Energy Solution of Korea, which jointly run the plant, agreed to recognize the union after a majority of workers signed cards saying they wanted to join the UAW.
Both sides will now bargain over local contract provisions, but worker pay and other details will fall under the UAW national contract negotiated last fall. Starting pay which was $20 per hour will rise to a minimum of $27.72. Over three years, minimum production worker pay will rise to $30.88 an hour.
Spring Hill is the second GM joint venture battery plant to join the union and fall under the national contract.
Battery cell production began in Spring Hill earlier this year.
Written by: Ed Carter
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