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Welcome to autoworker.net
We are still renovating but some of the pages have been completed for your participation. Check back regularly as the construction continues.
Welcome to autoworker.net where workers come to talk. With all that is happening in our world both near and far, it's important that we find ways to communicate with one another. We have to reach out beyond our individual workplaces and see what other people are thinking about the issues and concerns that affect us all. By talking with one another sharing our thoughts, info and ideas maybe we can improve upon our individual and collective situations. We hope to get as many workers as possible talking with one another and improving their environments. In a nutshell that's what this site is all about.
In order to help facilitate and promote discussion we currently offer a wide range of capabilities for our guests like a free gallery and personal blogs for you to use. The ability to upload video clips or sound clips to help share your point of view. You can personalize your experience here by choosing from a growing set of skin choices in our forums. Use the PM system to send private messages to one another. Currently we are looking at other additions to help make your experience here as light or as indepth as you want it to be.
At present, our web site is still under construction. We are making a real effort to present you with an entire spectrum of worker experiences. The emphasis of our site is on worker discussion and debate in a respectful manner. Many of the topics will be of interest to you and probably affect you or someone you know. Come back regualarly to the website as we finish construction and give you more options right from here. Please feel free to join the forums in the mean time and see what people are talking about. Try all the buttons in the forums as you do have a lot of features to enhance the experience.
In order to move forward please treat each other with respect. We are not affiliated with any companies nor any unions we are a workers site run by workers who care about the issues. Please share this site with your coworkers and friends and enjoy the discussions.
In Solidarity
Jim Lee
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