Ford and UAW bargaining intensifies as progress seen

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By Kevin Krolicki
02 November 2007 @ 09:11 am ET

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At just over $70 per hour, Ford's hourly wage and benefit costs are the lowest of the Detroit-based automakers but still well above an estimated $48 per hour for the U.S. operations of Toyota Motor Corp.

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