UAW President Shawn Fain said members showed the world the “power” of workers on strike as the union reaches a tentative deal with Stellantis.
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The agreement between Stellantis and the United Auto Workers union will need to be ratified by members before it can go into effect. It follows the announcement of a deal between Ford and the union on Wednesday, which was expected to substantially increase pressure on the other two companies to reach a settlement.
The union had been on strike at targeted facilities against all three automakers since mid-September, but the union ended its strike against Ford after announcing the tentative agreement there. It wasn’t immediately clear if the union would follow the same plan with Stellantis.
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The RED jacket tells you everything.
About time workers get paid reasonable wages!! The companies making record profits should pay tax!!
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Where he absolutely lied is where he included the working class. The working class doesn't benefit from this. Not 1% only for the Union workers. Does it benefit and the union itself
You wouldn't be on the strike if we didn't have such a crazy president who has destroyed this country this will just further plunge the country into Anarchy
and that my friend is wht vehicles awe soooooooo
OVER PRICED thanks a lot pal😊