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After its defeat at the Mercedes-Benz complex in Alabama, the UAW is pursuing actions with the NLRB and in German courts while planning its next steps to organize non-union auto plants in the U.S.

After its defeat at the Mercedes-Benz complex in Alabama, the UAW is plotting its next steps to organize non-union auto plants in the U.S.

After suffering a setback at two Mercedes-Benz plants in Alabama on Friday, the United Auto Workers unions efforts to organize other auto factories in the South is likely to slow and could struggle to make headway.

The May vote at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Vance, AL, is the next major test of the UAW’s campaign to organize workers in the Deep South.

Plus: Layoffs aren’t really everywhere.

During a rally in Waterford Township, Michigan, Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump told voters their jobs

UAW President Shawn Fain is coming under fire from Republican Donald Trump over the union’s endorsement of Democratic incumbent Joe Biden.

Florida is on the front line of a healthcare crisis. As more people relocate to Florida, a shortage of doctors and nurses is becoming more pronounced – and state lawmakers are looking for solutions.

VW raised Chattanooga workers' pay 11% shortly after UAW members ratified new contracts with the Detroit 3 including 25% increases in base wages.

The UAW represents about 150,000 auto workers and is looking to enlist a similar number employed at 13 plants in the southern and western U.S.