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Stellantis announced temporary layoffs of over 350 people in response to the United Auto Workers strike. Union leaders have given Detroits big three automakers a Friday deadline to reach a deal.

The United Auto Workers union's strike against Ford, General Motors and Stellantis has caused work stoppages and layoffs at some of the automakers' facilities and their suppliers.

The United Auto Workers and the Detroit Three automakers were still at loggerheads with Friday's deadline looming for a threatened expansion of the union's U.S. strikes.

Buyers who need vehicles may soon have to find inventory at nonunion competitors, who would be able to charge them […] The post Eventually, car prices may rise as 13,000 workers continue to strike at US auto makers appeared first on TheGrio.

DETROIT—The United Auto Workers set the exact hour last night at which they will expand their historic strike to more than the three plants in three states currently being struck since the walkout began last week.

$250 billion in profits accumulated since 2013. That’s $1.7 million made off of each and every one of the workers covered by the UAW collective bargaining agreement.

Former President Donald Trump is expected to skip the second Republican primary debate, in California on Sept. 27, and will instead visit Detroit to deliver a speech in front of union workers amid a major auto strike, according to a senior adviser. The move -- which will likely draw criticism from some of his primary challengers, just as it did when he opted out of the first debate -- comes as a work stoppage unfolds against the three largest motor vehicle manufacturers in the U.S. and offers T...

The union's next move could be to target pickup truck production—among the Big Three's biggest-earning products.

Thousands of auto workers have been temporarily laid off less than a week after the United Auto Workers targeted strike began disrupting supply chains.

The strike by autoworkers against the Big Three automakers is part of a growing international wave of struggles against inflation, concessions and job losses.