The UAW secured a historic win with VW, but its next challenge won't be easy
A overwhelming majority of VW workers voted yes, but the UAW has a bigger challenge very soon.
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A overwhelming majority of VW workers voted yes, but the UAW has a bigger challenge very soon.
A overwhelming majority of VW workers voted yes, but the UAW has a bigger challenge very soon.
VANCE, Ala.—Some 5,200 Mercedes-Benz workers in its Vance, Ala., factory complex will vote soon on whether to join the United Auto Workers, in the latest manifestation of the union’s strategy to break foreign “transplant” auto firms’ stranglehold on Southern workers.
The announcement is the second UAW election planned in the South this year.
The United Auto Workers union has pledged to organize auto factories across the U.S.