UAW Plots Next Steps After Tough Loss in Alabama
After its defeat at the Mercedes-Benz complex in Alabama, the UAW is pursuing actions with the NLRB and in German courts while planning its next steps to organize non-union auto plants in the U.S.
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After its defeat at the Mercedes-Benz complex in Alabama, the UAW is pursuing actions with the NLRB and in German courts while planning its next steps to organize non-union auto plants in the U.S.
After its defeat at the Mercedes-Benz complex in Alabama, the UAW is plotting its next steps to organize non-union auto plants in the U.S.
The union lost by a vote of 2,642 to 2,045 in results released Friday by the National Labor Relations Board.
Despite a failed voted to join the United Auto Workers union, UAW supporters and allies vow to keep fighting.
We’ve been trying this for 25 years," one worker said. "We’ll try again next year and every year till we get it."