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The presidential runoff vote count starts March 1, but results already in from the first direct leadership election in the UAW’s 88-year history present a sharply divided board.

At three extraordinary factory meetings on Monday, some 14,000 workers at Ford’s Cologne plants were told by the works council where jobs were being cut.

The emerging scandal comes on the heels of last year’s exposure of former Unifor president Jerry Dias, who was disgraced after an investigation revealed he, acting as a shameless COVID profiteer, received and tried to cover up a $50,000 kickback to promote a private company’s virus testing kits.

Congress should prohibit the Department of Labor from spendingtaxpayer dollars to implement new regulations rescinding the unionfinancial transparency reforms.

While putting on a “militant” front behind closed doors, IG Metall is negotiating a foul sell-out of nearly 4 million workers in the metal and electrical industries.

In the current contract bargaining round in the metal and electrical industries, the IG Metall is seeking to organise a sellout and suppress any critical voices.

Workers at Mercedes/Daimler in Ludwigsfelde confront the task of taking the fight to defend their jobs into their own hands.

The agreement struck by the union with management implements the destruction of 2,400 jobs in Düsseldorf and Mülheim and pits workers against each other.

A judge has thrown out a lawsuit filed by General Motors Co against Stellantis' Fiat Chrysler Automobiles that accused the rival automaker of fraud and unfair competition which arose from a labor and bribery scandal.

The head of one of the state's most powerful unions gets indicted, proving that even in California, crime doesn't always pay.