Reuters covers the opposition to the United Auto Workers efforts to unionize the Volkswagen Chattanooga plant, including the efforts by Beacon to educate workers and the community about the impact of the decision.
Beacon president and CEO Justin Owen said if it hadn’t been for the cumulative efforts of grass-roots groups and national groups, “the result could have been very different.”
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