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UAW President Shawn Fain said non-union automakers raised wages right after the UAW's recent strike to try to stave off a union push — and now, they're breaking national labor laws to thwart it.
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UAW will try to organize workers at all US nonunion factories after winning new contracts in DetroitThe UAW says the drive will cover nearly 150,000 workers at factories largely in the South, where the union has had little success in recruiting new members.
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In a squeaker, ratification by General Motors union workers for a new four and a half year contract is down to the wire - while a majority of members at Ford and Stellantis appear to be in favor of ratification.
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25,411 UAW members at Ford Motor Company had cast ballots as of Monday afternoon in the union's tentative contract ratification process. Of those, 65.3% voted to ratify.
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Many union members are returning to work after a six-week-long strike — and voting whether to ratify tentative agreements with Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis.
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The United Auto Workers union says it reached a tentative contract with General Motors, the last of the Detroit Three automakers to agree to a deal.
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Tentative agreements have been made between the UAW and the Detroit 3, a somber warning of the dangers of meningitis, the best of the "silly," scary movies for Halloween season and a children's book for young bilingual readers.
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General Motors and the United Auto Workers union reach a tentative contract agreement, according to an AP source.
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Ford Executive Chair Bill Ford calls on autoworkers to end strike, says company's future is at stakeFord Executive Chairman Bill Ford has called on autoworkers to come together and end a strike that he says could prevent the company from investing in the future.
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In a surprise move, the 8,700 members left their jobs about 6:30 p.m. at the plant, which makes profitable heavy-duty F-Series pickup trucks and large SUVs.