In the election on whether to join the United Auto Workers, being held over five days this week at the Mercedes plant…
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What can we learn from the new militancy in the United Auto Workers (UAW)? One lesson is that member power does not…
Only 13,000 of 146,000 auto workers at the Big 3 companies are on strike, so far. But others still on the job are…
The strike is on. Last night the Auto Workers (UAW) shut down three major assembly plants at Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis…
Tick, tock. At midnight the clock ran out, and auto workers massed on picket lines. The first-ever simultaneous strike at the Big…
The brand-new leaders of the United Auto Workers are making ambitious demands but face stiff organizing challenges as they seek to jump-start the union,…
The machine will churn no more. Nearly 80 years of top-down one-party rule in the United Auto Workers are coming to an…
See election results here. What is the mood at United Auto Workers headquarters today? Day drinking? Shopping for retirement condos? Dunning staff for…
Stakes are high in the United Auto Workers (UAW), with two polar-opposite visions of unionism up for leadership. On Monday, ballots were…
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