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UAW strike 2023 update: GM's deal with striking autoworkers ends after 46-day - Vimarsana News

UAW strike 2023 update: GM's deal with striking autoworkers ends after 46-day

This continuously updated tracker has information about United Auto Workers strike against Ford, General Motors and Stellantis. 

UAW strike 2023 update: GM's deal with striking autoworkers ends after 46-day - Vimarsana News

UAW strike 2023 update: GM's deal with striking autoworkers ends after 46-day

This continuously updated tracker has information about United Auto Workers strike against Ford, General Motors and Stellantis. 

UAW president: Union is ready to strike selected plants at all Detroit automakers - Vimarsana News

UAW president: Union is ready to strike selected plants at all Detroit automakers

DETROIT — United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain on Wednesday gave the clearest signal yet that the union is willing to strike all three Detroit automakers at once, an unprecedented

Workers at Detroit's big three auto firms - General Motors, Ford and Stellantis - all go on strike for first time in history as 13,000 union members walk-off job to demand better pay and benefits - Vimarsana News

Workers at Detroit's big three auto firms - General Motors, Ford and Stellantis - all go on strike for first time in history as 13,000 union members walk-off job to demand better pay and benefits

About 13,000 US auto workers at Detroit's big three firms stopped making vehicles and went on strike Friday after their leaders couldn´t bridge a giant gap between union demands in contract talks .

The UAW strike is ongoing. Here's what it looks like. - Vimarsana News

The UAW strike is ongoing. Here's what it looks like.

Auto workers in Detroit began walking off the job Friday after union leaders disagreed on a new labor contract with Ford, General Motors and Stellandis.