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1853 Chairman | by ironman | Fri, Nov 13

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Southfield (WWJ)  — Thousands of Chrysler autoworkers have big decisions to make by the end of the day. 

The three buyout packages are the first such offers since Chrysler Group LLC exited bankruptcy this summer. 

The offers target workers at plants that Chrysler is phasing out, inclu...

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