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Over 1,100 UAW Members at General Dynamics in Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania Reach Tentative Agreement After Strike Threat
Just before midnight on Sunday night, 1,100 UAW members who make tanks and armored vehicles for General Dynamics reached a tentative agreement with the company. The workers are members of five UAW Locals across three UAW Regions: Lima, OH (Region 2B, Locals 2075 & 2147); Sterling Heights, MI (Region 1, Locals 412 & 1248), and The post Over 1,100 UAW Members at General Dynamics in Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania Reach Tentative Agreement After Strike Threat appeared first on UAW. — Oct 23
Where Things Stand at Stellantis
Oct. 20, 2023 – Our UAW-Stellantis national negotiators made important progress this week, so we didn’t expand the Stand Up Strike. But as we showed at Ford’s Kentucky Truck Plant on Oct. 11, we remain ready to stand up at any time when a company fails to move forward toward a fair agreement. Below is The post Where Things Stand at Stellantis appeared first on UAW. — Oct 20
GM Management Needs to Pick up the Pace
Oct. 20, 2023 – Our UAW-GM national negotiators had an extremely busy week, but General Motors still lags behind the other automakers on a number of fronts. GM management is not showing the urgency we need to see as we enter the sixth week of our Stand Up strike. The update below shows where we’re The post GM Management Needs to Pick up the Pace appeared first on UAW. — Oct 20
Our Kentucky Truck Strike Put Ford on Notice They Must Do Better
Oct. 20, 2023 – Last week, we sent a strong message to Ford when we struck Kentucky Truck Plant. Our national negotiators had been making serious progress, but then, on Oct. 11, Ford came back with the same economic offer they’d given us two weeks earlier. As you’ll see in the bargaining update below, there The post Our Kentucky Truck Strike Put Ford on Notice They Must Do Better appeared first on UAW. — Oct 20
President Fain Oct. 20 Big Three Negotiations Update: “Still More to be Won”
On Friday, October 20, UAW President Shawn Fain gave an update on the progress of Big Three contract negotiations. You can view the slides used during the presentation at the bottom of this post. FAIN ON THE CURRENT STATE OF NEGOTIATIONS “We’ve looked at the companies’ proposals. We’ve costed their offer. And in my The post President Fain Oct. 20 Big Three Negotiations Update: “Still More to be Won” appeared first on UAW. — Oct 20

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