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Autoworker union accuses GM joint venture of denying access to organize workers

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The United Auto Workers union is accusing a new General Motors joint venture of denying access to workers to conduct a preliminary organizing vote.GM leaders said in announcing the plant in 2019 that any organizing at such joint venture facilities would be up to workers to vote on.

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