Can GM/Union require Government workers w/ foreign cars to park far away or face potential hostility?

What was collectively bargained will control in this circumstance. While the union provides protection to the workers in it, the union also had to agree at the bargaining table with certain policies that the company imposed. There were probably a lot of trade offs, one of them seemingly being that if a worker drives a foreign car, that car must be parked more remotely. Private or public property is a factor, but the collective bargaining agreement may be deemed to trump that concern?

Check with the union steward and if you have grounds for a grievance, your steward will inform you.

And, you can always retain and check with a lawyer in your locale to discuss more of the details.

Good luck to you.

God bless.

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