Punching In: Volkswagen Looks to Pump Brakes on Union Vote

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Chris Opfer: Lawyers for Volkswagen and the United Auto Workers have until Wednesday to file briefs with an administrative law judge, arguing over VW’s effort to push back a union election at its Chattanooga, Tenn., plant.

UAW had originally hoped to start handing out ballots as soon as next Monday. But VW says the voting should be delayed until a separate legal dispute over a smaller group of maintenance workers who voted to organize in 2015 is ...