Jeep relies on an army of temp workers who make half the rate of full-time employees, despite doing the same jobs. Some have been “temporary” for 5.5 years. If Jeep doesn’t offer a path to full-time status, thousands of auto workers could strike this week.
What Jeep Doesn’t Want You to Know
Jeep relies on an army of temp workers getting half the pay for the same work. If thing don't change, they're prepared to strike.
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