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I keep seeing this whole if the unions do this if they do that, if they back off Toyota will still be here.
Pigs *** they will still be here, they have already made up their mind, if it even possible for them to stay now Ford and Holden have said they're pulling out? They're probably doing the dirty tricks Holden is trying to do, feed everyone BS to get the unions to cut conditions so they can pull out as cheaply as possible. I believe I said the same thing about Holden as well? |
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Re: Toyota workers warned
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