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Stellantis workers are set to soon start voting, but ass workers become more familiar with the details of the tentative contract anger is mounting.

The UAW-Biden event shined a light on the two-front war that the US ruling class is waging around the world.

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.

With a United Auto Workers (UAW) deadline for a strike just hours away, the union continues to negotiate with Detroit's Big 3 automakers—Ford, GM and Stellantis—on new contracts to avert a work stoppage. All three automakers have recently made offers to increase wages. Though the UAW has turned…

The report of the UAW’s plans for limiting strike action are the latest evidence that the bureaucracy is preparing a massive betrayal of workers’ demands.

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General Motors is investing in two components plants to help boost its production of full-size pickups. The automaker said Thursday it will invest $93 million at its Romulus Powertrain plant and $7 million at its Bedford Casting Operations in Bedford, Indiana. The Romulus investment will add machining capability, while the Bedford investment will increase the plant’s die casting capabilities. Both investments will help GM boost production of the 10-speed automatic transmissions used in th...