Biden and Trump visits to Michigan haven't slowed down UAW strike
The United Auto Workers is expanding its strike days after President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump visited Michigan to rally union support.
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The United Auto Workers is expanding its strike days after President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump visited Michigan to rally union support.
Experts in the auto industry offered their bleak predictions that a longer strike from its workers could result in fewer jobs.
Marcelina Pedraza, an electrician at Ford’s plant in Chicago, wants better wages and a better environment; she is among the more than 13,000 United Auto Workers on strike
Stellantis announced it would temporarily lay off 68 workers at an assembly plant in Ohio as the United Auto Workers strike nears a week.
United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain provided a new deadline for contract negotiations to make "serious progress," stating that more workers will strike if demands are not met.