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Auto workers held waves of walkouts. According to an annual report from the Labor Action Tracker, a collaboration between researchers at Cornell University and the University of Illinois, those involved in work stoppages climbed 141% in 2023 to a total of 539,000 striking workers — up from 224,000 in 2022. This jump can be largely credited to big, high-profile work stoppages, the Thursday report notes.

Electric vehicles are finally turning a profit for Stellantis, CEO Carlos Tavares said Thursday.

Last fall’s contentious United Auto Workers’ strike changed Ford’s relationship with the union to the point where it will “think carefully” about where it builds future vehicles, Ford CEO Jim Farley said Thursday.

Electric vehicles are finally turning a profit for Stellantis, CEO Carlos Tavares said Thursday, and, in contrast to some rivals, it will not cut back on producing EVs.

Auto workers held waves of walkouts.

Lies about the economy are coming from three main sources: the government, the media, and the labor unions. The purpose is to save the Biden presidency. Socialist scholar Paul LeBlancs article "Socialist Convergence and the Green New Deal" is relevant here, for it outlined how “green” economic policies would provide the transition from capitalism “to a socialist democracy.”

FLINT, Mich. - United Auto Workers gathered in Flint on Friday to celebrate the upcoming anniversary of White Shirt Day.February 11th will mark the 87th anniver

Fitch Ratings has affirmed Allison Transmission Holdings, Inc.s and subsidiary Allison Transmission, Inc.s Long-Term Issuer Default Ratings at BB+. Fitch has also affirmed the ratings on ATIs...

Lies about the economy are coming from three main sources: the government, the media, and the labor unions. The purpose is to save the Biden presidency.

Auto workers at Hyundai in Montgomery, Alabama, have signed up more than 30 percent of their nearly 4,000 co-workers in an ambitious drive to unionize. The Auto Workers (UAW) announced the organizing breakthrough with a new video, “Montgomery Can’t Wait,” where workers link the labor and civil rights movements: “Montgomery, the city where Rosa Parks sat down, and where thousands of Hyundai workers are ready to Stand Up.” “There’s something about our fight to unionize being homegrow...