U.S. union groups began push on China
Posted 11-05-2012 at 08:28 AM by marcitize12
U.S. union groups began push on China auto parts in January * Now is time for decision, steelworkers union ally says * USTR declines to discuss status of request for action By Doug Palmer WASHINGTON, Sept 11 (Reuters) - U.S. union groups early this year began a campaign to persuade President Barack Obama to clamp down on imports of auto parts from China, which they said are unfairly subsidized and threatened 1.6 million jobs in all 50 states. Now, with the Nov. 6 presidential election fast approaching and votes on the line in the U.S. industrial heartland, the groups are looking for Obama to announce a decision soon.
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