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Will Lehman files lawsuit to oppose anti-democratic vote suppression by UAW apparatus - Vimarsana News

Will Lehman files lawsuit to oppose anti-democratic vote suppression by UAW apparatus

Having been forced to accept direct elections, the Solidarity House apparatus was determined to organize it in a way to prevent the participation by the overwhelming majority of rank-and-file workers. It has sought to confine the vote largely to the bureaucracy itself.

Source: wsws.org
"We're on the same page as Will": Detroit autoworkers back Will Lehman for UAW president - Vimarsana News

"We're on the same page as Will": Detroit autoworkers back Will Lehman for UAW president

Workers at the Stellantis Mack Avenue plant in Detroit say there is great interest in the campaign of Mack Trucks worker Will Lehman in his campaign for UAW president.

Source: wsws.org
Air-quality violation is 4th for new Stellantis Jeep plant in Detroit - Vimarsana News

Air-quality violation is 4th for new Stellantis Jeep plant in Detroit

The automaker has had an independent investigation conducted that found a high frequency of odor concentrations coming from Mack Assembly Plant.

New Ducting Could Stem Stinky Stellantis - Vimarsana News

New Ducting Could Stem Stinky Stellantis

New Ducting Could Stem Stinky Stellantis

Environmental agencies: No health risks detected from Detroit Stellantis plant so far - Vimarsana News

Environmental agencies: No health risks detected from Detroit Stellantis plant so far

State and federal environmental agencies have detected elevated levels of certain chemicals around the Stellantis Mack Assembly plant on Detroit’s east side. But those chemicals don’t appear to be at levels high enough to negatively impact human health, officials said at a presentation to community members Thursday night.