General Motors has filed an explosive federal racketeering lawsuit, alleging crosstown rival Fiat Chrysler Automobiles spent years working with the United Automobile Workers labor union to undermine GM and cause 'substantial' damages.
“We have alleged in the complaint that Mr. Marchionne is responsible for conceiving, executing and sponsoring the alleged wrongdoing," said Craig Glidden, GM's executive vice president and general counsel. “We plan to hold FCA responsible.”
"By 2015, FCA slashed its labor costs to $47 — in the range of non-unionized foreign automakers operating in the U.S. — and $8 less on average per hour than GM ," alleges the lawsuit, further claiming that"FCA directed key UAW officials to deny similar labor advantages to GM, inflicting significant additional costs on GM."
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