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About 14K Delphi Union Workers to Leave

Delphi Corp. (Pink Sheets: DPHIQ) today announced results of the Hourly Special Attrition Plan reached on March 22, 2006 and the Hourly Special Supplemental Attrition Plan reached on June 2, 2006 between the UAW, General Motors and Delphi. Approximately 12,400 Delphi employees, representing roughly 85% of the retirement-eligible UAW workforce, elected to retire by January 1, 2007. Approximately 1,400 employees elected the buyout option.

Read "Delphi says nearly 14,000 UAW workers to leave" @ The Auto Channel

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This sounds like its a good compromise

but, what gets my ass is

why does the media have to say "Delphi Union Workers to Leave" why can they say "Delphi Union Workers take early retirement"

why the need to use the word "leave", its clearly being uses as a tiller. Just to make it sound like they are walking or kicked out........ Jackass's

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