Strike shuts down Pennsylvania auto parts plant
On Monday, over 100 workers at a parts manufacturing plant in Royersford, Pennsylvania went on strike against Dometic, a multi-billion dollar parts corporation headquartered in Sweden
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On Monday, over 100 workers at a parts manufacturing plant in Royersford, Pennsylvania went on strike against Dometic, a multi-billion dollar parts corporation headquartered in Sweden
The union bureaucracy is providing workers with as little information as possible in the hopes of tamping down militant demands for a significant increase in wages and benefits amid surging inflation across Canada, the elimination of multi-tier employment, and the preservation of jobs in the transition to the manufacture of EVs.
There are increasingly clear indications that Fain and his administration are preparing to block a strike at one or more of the companies and announce a pro-company deal.
UAW President Shawn Fain is following the same playbook used by the Teamsters at UPS, seeking to disarm and demobilize opposition through various stunts as it prepares to impose a sellout. .
The strike authorization vote comes after workers voted down a proposed contract on August 6 that was backed by the United Auto Workers (UAW).