Over 5000 workers from GM ans Stellantis are walking out today to head to the picket lines The United Auto Worker has revved up pressure against two of the top three car makers in the country expanding their strike to 38 more sites across 20 states UAW Pres. Shawn Fein increased the stakes on GM and Stellantis. Ford is cooperating by offering more job security through profit sharing and opportunities for employees to go from part to full time. The strike began on September 15, 2023, when the union was unable to reach a deal with the three automakers for more pay and better benefits. As of August the average pay for an auto worker in manufacturing production was $28/hour. That just isn't enough say workers looking to retire and collect pension. On behalf of their members the UAW attempted to negotiate at 40% pay increase over a 4 year contract. Talks collapse last week, so 97% of UAW membership voted to strike back. Absenteeism puts an immediate strain on business operati...
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