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Detroit automakers say they offered new contract proposals up to the strike deadline that included what they call “historic” wage increases
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The plan does not guarantee a complete labor halt at Ford, Stellantis, and General Motors
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A work stoppage targeting General Motors, Ford and Stellantis has thepotential to reshape the political landscape in battleground Michigan.And a strike reverberate economically nationwide.
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UAW chief: Union to strike any Detroit automaker that hasn't reached deal as contracts end next weekPresident Shawn Fain left open the possibility of avoiding a strike. He acknowledged that the union will have to give up some of its demands toreach agreements
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The Biden administration’s top economic adviser is echoing the president’s call for automakers and the United Auto Workers to reach a new contract that’s fair to both sides. Biden reportedly understands both sides of the negotiations
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The study was conducted by The Anderson Economic Group
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American car companies say their workers have the automotive industries best pay and benefits. But when the union and management meet at the bargaining table this week, the union will be asking for more
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The governor addressed the demand for talent development
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Michigan Congressman Dan Kildee is re-introducing legislation to restore pension benefits for automotive workers who were laid off during the 2008 Great Recession. In some cases, workers lost as much as 70% of their benefits
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Fifty automotive journalists from the U.S. and Canada are judges for the three awards, which are announced every January