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restore fair labor times for Kia's PI1803/PI802 and Hyundai's T3G engine replacement campaigns

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James Thiel
5 years ago

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Jeannie Delgado
5 years ago

Pay these people that work there butts off to provide for there family’s. Shame on you!

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Olivia Vedoy
5 years ago

Restore!

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Luis Lopez
5 years ago

Restore the labor times!

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D Davis
5 years ago

Between fail launch of STUI and this, lots of wasted time I and others are not gonna make back. Thanks for making 2020 even harder for the overworked "essential" personnel.

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Robert George
5 years ago

Kia labor times are getting out of hand. These engine labor times are a blatant insult. Also when is comes to other op codes i don't understand how you can pay .5 for replacing on side but if you replace both sides its like 7 tenths when already established doing one is .5 doing both should be 1 hour. Get it together

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Nick
5 years ago

It's unfair

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Fernando
5 years ago

We need more of these petitions.

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Frank Contreras
5 years ago

Honestly I wondered why they did not show the labor times initially on the revised version of the campaign. Once I saw the times I knew exactly why... It was going to upset a lot of technicians. Bad enough most the labor times for their warranty items are low already. But once they slashed the rates on the engines I felt that was beyond messed up. Im losing faith in kia as a long term career.

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Justin Walsh
5 years ago

I feel that this labor cut is an insult and will not be tolerated

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Ethan Reynolds
5 years ago

Stop ripping us off!!

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Phillip Anderson
5 years ago

Absolutely no one: Auto manufacturers: I dOn'T KnOw WhY wE hAvE a TeChNiCIaN sHoRtAge!?!?!??!!!!

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Andrew
5 years ago

As a Toyota Tech this is enough to make me mad. There is no excuse to be cutting technician this hard on their hard labor.

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John D
5 years ago

Unfair times as the techs we should not have to suffer for a mistake on there part us flat-rate techs are getting hard to come by due to this

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Josh Craft
5 years ago

The labor times are not adequate

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Greg fox
5 years ago

The techs work hard for there money and times are tough and your going to squeeze them because you had no quality control on the machining process in georgia......no problems with the korean made engines maybe hire competent trustworthy inspectors that know the job and stop cutting corners. Thank you.

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Michael Joseph Connelly
5 years ago

Wtf

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Obed Linares
5 years ago

Bring the labor for the engine back up. It’s only fair

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Vito tarulli
5 years ago

No one wants to work for Hyundai. Never seen Warr. Times like this

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Especially during a pandemic, shame on them for taking money away from the techs and advisors.