Negotiations between Delphi Corp. and its employee unions intensified amid the postponement of a bankruptcy hearing set for Monday. Judge Robert Drain agreed to postpone the hearing on whether the auto parts maker can void its labor contracts until Friday, following a request from Delphi's attorneys. United Auto Workers members have overwhelmingly authorized their leaders to call a strike if Delphi wins such a right.
June 06, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Negotiations between Delphi Corp. and its employee unions intensified amid the postponement of a bankruptcy hearing set for Monday.
“There is bargaining going on today that would not have occurred but for the adjournment of the hearing,” said John W. Butler Jr., the lead attorney for Delphi.
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