UAW Local 833 leaders remain optimistic after their meeting last Friday didn’t go as planned.
On Monday, strikers were hoping to receive good news of a possible contract with the Kohler Company. UAW Local 833 leaders remain optimistic after their meeting last Friday didn’t go as planned.
“Things didn’t turn out as good as we would expect,” said UAW Vice President Jim Brock. “We presented them with things that we thought would be fair. Now it’s in their court.”
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