UAW Issues Statement On Safety Concerns At Joint-Venture Ford Plant
Workers are reportedly dealing with a variety of hazards.
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Workers are reportedly dealing with a variety of hazards.
Read More »There's capacity for shifting production to the U.S.
Read More »Largely because they stand to benefit the union.
Read More »It's unclear how many buyouts it's offering.
Read More »Some employees feel as if their jobs are being threatened.
Read More »Workers are looking for improved safety, wages, and benefits.
Read More »A lot has changed in the past few weeks.
Read More »He's been with the union for over 20 years.
Read More »Most of the plant's workforce hasn't been hired yet.
Read More »The next step toward joining the UAW.
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However, certain metrics must be met first.
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A supermajority of workers recently signed UAW authorization cards.
Read More »A supermajority of workers have signed authorization cards there.
Read More »The union leader had formally endorsed Joe Biden previously.
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Joining a few others that have done the same as of late.
Read More »It's a call to action for union members.
Read More »The two sides are in the midst of a very heated battle.
Read More »The UAW had come close to striking.
Read More »The automaker is reportedly not adhering to its contract agreement with the union.
Read More »The two sides have been negotiating for a year now.
Read More »After another nearby plant voted yes.
Read More »It's currently unclear if Ford's EV plants will follow suit.
Read More »The company has reportedly been engaging in illegal anti-union behavior.
Read More »The automaker is dealing with a bit of a crisis in the U.S.
Read More »Though two existing plants in the state are.
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Over some comments Trump made in a recent discussion with Musk.
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