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TRIBUNE TODAY: UAW, GM talks pivot on proposed battery plant DETROIT — If U.S. consumers ever ditch fuel burners for electric vehicles, then the United Auto Workers union is in trouble. Gone would be thousands of jobs at engine and transmission plants across the industrial Midwest, replaced by smaller workforces at squeaky-clean mostly automated factories that mix up chemicals to make batteries. Read more: https://www.tribtoday.com/news/local-news/2019/09/uaw-gm-talks-pivot-on-proposed-battery-plant/ The post TRIBUNE TODAY: UAW, GM talks pivot on proposed battery plant appeared first on UAW. — Sep 22
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Day Six of the UAW-GM Strike: All for One and One for All Across the country, UAW members, families and communities are proving the motto “all for one and one for all.” From Michigan to Ohio, Kansas to Kentucky—even in Wyoming people are standing side-by-side in solidarity, community organizations are donating food, diapers and necessary services, and businesses are providing strike discounts for UAW workers and their families. The post Day Six of the UAW-GM Strike: All for One and One for All appeared first on UAW. — Sep 21
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Solidarity Sunday Dear Sisters and Brothers, On Sunday, September 22, 2019, at the UAW General Motors and Aramark picket lines across the nation – I encourage your participation in Solidarity Sunday. We are inviting people of faith and others to join the picket lines in support as we recognize one full week since the start of this The post Solidarity Sunday appeared first on UAW. — Sep 20
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UAW Statement on Criminal Complaint Against Jeff Pietrzyk “The charges against Jeff Pietrzyk are serious, and the conduct outlined in his charges is not just illegal, it is an affront to every member of the UAW. The UAW has already made changes to its purchasing procedures that require three bids and pushed the Joint Program Centers to significantly tighten their accounting controls to The post UAW Statement on Criminal Complaint Against Jeff Pietrzyk appeared first on UAW. — Sep 20
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NYDN: Why I strike: One GM worker explains In 1997, fresh out of the Army, I joined General Motors at the age of 23. In the 20 years I have worked in the auto industry, GM has become my family. Under normal circumstances, UAW members build the greatest products in the world. And it is those products that have made GM the most The post NYDN: Why I strike: One GM worker explains appeared first on UAW. — Sep 20