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DETROIT—The United Auto Workers called on 38 more locals to join its “Stand Up!” strike, starting at noon on Friday, September 22. All are at GM and Stellantis—formerly FiatChrysler—parts plants from coast to coast, as those two firms have not moved in bargaining, while Ford has.

DETROIT—With picket signs in hand, United Auto Workers with Local 900 Region 1A in Wayne, Mich., occupy the gates at the large assembly plant just off Michigan Avenue across from their union hall.

Ford Motor: The UAW said on Friday that Ford had improved its contract offer, including boosting profit sharing and agreeing to let workers strike over plant closures but said the union still has "serious issues" with Ford and its workers would remain on strike at the automakers Wayne, Michigan assembly plant.

As strike continues, former President Donald Trump seeks to woo Michigan workers with Detroit speech. His actions as president tell another story.

Local auto repair shops are starting to feel the pressure now that more plants like Stellantis parts distribution center in Streetsboro are on strike.

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A tentative deal has been struck between the WGA and entertainment companies, which would end the 146-day Hollywood writers strike.

There was a UAW strike 2023 update Monday. U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin joined striking auto workers in Bolingbrook, saying he stands with them.

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