Originally Posted by After Shock Media

blah blah. The unions do carry a lot of fault with the mess. Though it does not allow itself to fit perfectly into most peoples black and white views. Sales are down in general for automakers. So people are talking about surviving. Unions have gotten in the way of that here time and time again.
On Nissans behalf - no bonuses as well as payroll cuts for board members/officers, aside from firing 20k workers.

Does it show anywhere how well they would be doing paying union wages, retirement plans, family health care and everything else attached or would they even still be around if they did that?