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United Auto Workers ratchet up strikes against GM and Ford, leave Stellantis as is - Vimarsana News

United Auto Workers ratchet up strikes against GM and Ford, leave Stellantis as is

The United Auto Workers has expanded its strike against the big three automakers with workers at an additional General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) and Ford...

GM's Lansing Delta plant on strike: What we know - Vimarsana News

GM's Lansing Delta plant on strike: What we know

Here’s what we know about the strike by UAW workers that now includes the Lansing Delta Township Assembly Plant.

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UAW strike to expand with calls for additional 7,000 Ford, GM workers to walk off the job - Vimarsana News

UAW strike to expand with calls for additional 7,000 Ford, GM workers to walk off the job

The UAW will expand it's strike to as of noon Friday, UAW International President Shawn Fain announced Friday.

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UAW expands strike to Ford's Chicago Assembly Plant - Vimarsana News

UAW expands strike to Ford's Chicago Assembly Plant

The United Auto Workers expanded its strike to Ford’s Chicago Assembly Plant, instructing thousands of workers on the city’s Southeast Side to walk off the job at 11 a.m. Friday in the union’s ongoing labor dispute with the Big Three automakers. In an online address to members Friday morning, UAW President Shawn Fain called on the Chicago Ford plant and a GM assembly plant in Michigan to join ...

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25,000 workers have joined the UAW strike, accroding to NBC News - Vimarsana News

25,000 workers have joined the UAW strike, accroding to NBC News

The UAW union is expanding its strike to additional facilities of automakers Ford and GM, the UAW head said Friday.