Milwaukee, Wi (WSAU) Harley-Davidson union workers still have to ratify the deal, but an agreement has been reached which could keep hundreds of jobs in Wisconsin. Workers are expected to vote on the contract a week from Monday. Harley had said labor costs at it's manufacturing operations in Milwaukee and Tomahawk were too high. the company said it might move that production to other plants if it didn 't get concessions. Neither side is saying much about what is in the agreement. A company spokesman says the contract will give the company the flexibility it needs to stay competitive, while maintaining competitive salaries for it's workers.
