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National Training Center Enriches Lives
Of UAW-Chrysler Workers

UAW-Chrysler National Training Center 2211 East Jefferson Avenue - Detroit, Michigan

The UAW-Chrysler National Training Center (NTC) oversees joint programs that provide education, training and support services for UAW-represented workers at Chrysler Group LLC. Since its founding in 1985, the NTC has pioneered efforts to create a world-class workforce through union-management cooperation and a commitment to lifelong learning.

The NTC operates the UAW-Chrysler Technology Training Center in Warren, Mich. The 135,000-square-foot facility is a showcase for training a new generation of skilled-trades workers, as well as helping journeymen keep pace with changing technology. The center offers training in robotics, computer-aided design and other innovative manufacturing techniques.

Other programs provide a social safety net for UAW members and their families. They include confidential referrals to help workers resolve personal problems and assistance in finding reliable care for children and elderly dependents.

Created in 1985 contract negotiations, the National Training Center is funded under a formula pegged to hours worked in Chrysler's U.S. plants. The NTC is governed by a Joint Activities Board composed of union and management representatives. The co-chairmen are General Holiefield, vice president and director, Chrysler Department, UAW, and Al Iacobelli, vice president, employee relations, Chrysler Group LLC.

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