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UAW Strike Costs Reach Historic Levels As Union Hits Biggest Stellantis Plant - Vimarsana News

UAW Strike Costs Reach Historic Levels As Union Hits Biggest Stellantis Plant

The UAW announced its second "surprise" strike Monday as the costs to the economy mount from the the union's progressive "stand up" strikes now in their sixth week.

Source: forbes.com
UAW Reports Progress With GM and Stellantis Talks But Not Ford, Warning of More Walkouts - Vimarsana News

UAW Reports Progress With GM and Stellantis Talks But Not Ford, Warning of More Walkouts

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain reported progress in negotiations with General Motors and Stellantis, but not Ford, as the union continued to press for better offers from the Big Three automakers and warned of more walkouts ahead.

Drax faces penalty after Canadian biomass plant fails to submit pollution report - Vimarsana News

Drax faces penalty after Canadian biomass plant fails to submit pollution report

The High Level pellet mill in High Level, Alberta, produces wood pellets for the company, which runs Britain’s biggest power station in Yorkshire.

Economic firm says UAW strike has cost auto industry $7.7 billion - Vimarsana News

Economic firm says UAW strike has cost auto industry $7.7 billion

DETROIT — The United Auto Workers strike at targeted Detroit Three automaker facilities has cost the auto industry $7.7 billion through the fourth week of the work stoppage, according to

Analyst: 'I don't see a winner' if UAW strike with Big Three stretches on - Vimarsana News

Analyst: 'I don't see a winner' if UAW strike with Big Three stretches on

Detroit’s Big Three automakers have lost a combined $3.45 billion alone.