Delphi Corp. won more time to continue negotiations with its unions, creditors and other parties that might allow the company to cut labor costs without triggering a strike, a lawyer for the company said Wednesday. At Delphi's request, Judge Robert Drain of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan gave the company until Nov. 17 to try to work out a deal, Delphi attorney Jack Butler said. He spoke after a closed-door meeting between Drain and other lawyers for Delphi, its unions and creditors.
See "Delphi gets more time to settle labor issues", Tiffany Kary, Chicago Tribune, November 7, 2006