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Longtime business closures, multimillion-dollar investments highlight 2023 Kentuckiana business news - Vimarsana News

Longtime business closures, multimillion-dollar investments highlight 2023 Kentuckiana business news

From longtime business closures to multimillion-dollar investments in west Louisville's future, the Kentuciana region saw a lot of changes in 2023.

Source: wdrb.com
UAW Leaders Brief Members On Historic, Longer Proposed Contract With Ford - Vimarsana News

UAW Leaders Brief Members On Historic, Longer Proposed Contract With Ford

UAW leaders ran down specifics of proposed 4.5 year contract with Ford Motor Co. which includes historic pay increases.

Source: forbes.com
UAW strike update: Ford laying off 400 more workers at auto plants in Detroit amid Chicago strike - Vimarsana News

UAW strike update: Ford laying off 400 more workers at auto plants in Detroit amid Chicago strike

As UAW negotiations continue, Ford is laying off hundreds more workers in Detroit, amid the strike in Chicago.

Uaw: Ford makes new offer in US labor dispute, GM furloughs more workers, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Uaw: Ford makes new offer in US labor dispute, GM furloughs more workers, ET Auto

Ford said Tuesday the UAW "has taken a hard line on battery plants" after CEO Jim Farley accused the UAW of holding the contract "hostage" over the fate of those plants, a charge the union rejected. The UAW says "job security" in the electric vehicle transition remains an open issue.

UAW strike: Local businesses feeling pressure as stoppage enters week two - Vimarsana News

UAW strike: Local businesses feeling pressure as stoppage enters week two

The United Auto Workers strike against Detroit's "Big Three" automakers enters week two.