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UAW members at a third Mid-Michigan plant voted against the tentative contract with General Motors.

A quick roundup of some of the top stories from last week that you should know about.

Workers at four GM plants, including the large Flint Assembly plant, have so far voted to reject the tentative agreement, with many larger facilities yet to vote.

The defeat of the contract at two key Michigan propulsion plants is a powerful blow to the UAW bureaucracy and the Biden administration.

Rather than rejecting out-of-hand the provocative offer, the UAW intends to bring the contract for another vote, tentatively scheduled for November 15.

Workers at UAW Local 659 in Flint on the production side of Flint Engine said no to the deal with GM; 48% said yes, and 52% said no. However, if you look at the other units under Local 659, it sailed through.

Members of the United Auto Workers in Flint, Michigan, have rejected their union's tentative agreement with General Motors, casting doubt on the overall approval of the deal.

A group of union-represented autoworkers in Flint voted against General Motors’ tentative contract agreement with the United Auto Workers, causing some concern as the deal moves through the approval process.

UAW stike began at three major auto factories in US, simultaneously halting production at Detroits Big Three for the first time

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