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Clarios workers challenge UAW officials at "informational" meetings on third sellout deal - Vimarsana News

Clarios workers challenge UAW officials at "informational" meetings on third sellout deal

Striking workers at the Clarios battery plant in Holland, Ohio challenged United Auto Workers officials about the content of their proposed three-year agreement during informational meetings held today at the UAW Local 12 hall in Toledo.

Source: wsws.org
UAW announces another sellout deal in bid to end five-week Clarios strike - Vimarsana News

UAW announces another sellout deal in bid to end five-week Clarios strike

The United Auto Workers bureaucracy announced it had reached a tentative agreement immediately after resuming negotiations with the auto battery manufacturer on Tuesday.

Source: wsws.org
Clarios, UAW reach third tentative agreement to end strike - Vimarsana News

Clarios, UAW reach third tentative agreement to end strike

Membership will vote on the proposal on Friday.

Source: wtol.com
Stop the attempt by the UAW to shut down the Clarios strike! Workers have a right to know what's in the contract! - Vimarsana News

Stop the attempt by the UAW to shut down the Clarios strike! Workers have a right to know what's in the contract!

UAW officials announced Friday that they had reached a tentative agreement with Clarios and have scheduled a meeting and ratification vote for Monday morning.

Source: wsws.org
Day 2 of Clarios strike: Workers grateful for community's support - Vimarsana News

Day 2 of Clarios strike: Workers grateful for community's support

U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) and Lucas County Commissioner Pete Gerken offered words of support for the workers and called for renewed bargaining efforts.

Source: wtol.com