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More Ford workers laid off • Samantha Woll murder update • Detroit Lions fall to Baltimore Ravens - Vimarsana News

More Ford workers laid off • Samantha Woll murder update • Detroit Lions fall to Baltimore Ravens

On Monday's News Hit: - Ford laid off another 364 workers as a result of the UAW strike. - Police say they don't believe the murder of prominent Jewish leader Samantha Woll was a hate crime. - The Detroit Lions game against the Baltimore Ravens was lopsided from the start.

UAW expands strike to include largest Stellantis plant near Detroit - Vimarsana News

UAW expands strike to include largest Stellantis plant near Detroit

Another pop up strike of 6,800 Stellantis employees at Sterling Heights Assembly halted production Monday morning at the automaker's largest plant, with makes Ram 1500 pickup trucks.

Source: abc12.com
GM sweetens offer for UAW members with 23% wage hike - Vimarsana News

GM sweetens offer for UAW members with 23% wage hike

General Motors presented a new offer to United Auto Workers negotiators on Friday with a 23% pay raise, ratification bonus and other improvements to benefits.

Source: abc12.com
LIVE BLOG: Fain encourages unity among members, says 'there is more to be won' - Vimarsana News

LIVE BLOG: Fain encourages unity among members, says 'there is more to be won'

The United Auto Workers union is on strike against Detroit's Big Three automakers: Ford, General Motors and Stellantis.

Source: kshb.com
UAW strike update: Ford calls strike expansion 'grossly irresponsible' after 8,700 join picket line - Vimarsana News

UAW strike update: Ford calls strike expansion 'grossly irresponsible' after 8,700 join picket line

Ford Motor Co. called the UAW's decision to add 8,700 more members to the strike “grossly irresponsible" in a statement.