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UAW's Clash With Big 3 Automakers Shows Off A More Confrontational Union As Strike Deadline Looms

The automakers, which are making billions in profits, have dismissed the UAW’s wish list.
By TOM KRISHER, AP

Massive Strikes By U.S. Autoworkers Loom: 'We're Finally Fighting Back'

The contracts for 150,000 autoworkers expire next month, creating the possibility of a large-scale walkout.
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Trump Is Waging War On A Biden Darling — And It Could Land With Voters

It’s not hard to see why the argument would play well in MAGA circles ― but it has potential to connect with a broader group of voters too.
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The John Deere Strike Is Over

After more than a month on the picket lines, workers will be clocking back in now that they've ratified a new six-year agreement.
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John Deere Workers Reject Tentative Deal, Decide To Stay On Strike

United Auto Workers members voted the deal down by a 55-45 margin.
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Striking John Deere Worker Struck And Killed By Car While Walking To Picket Line

The 56-year-old man died early Wednesday morning, shaking United Auto Workers members and their supporters.
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Auto Workers Union Endorses Shontel Brown In Ohio House Race

Organized labor is divided in a pivotal Democratic primary.
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This Labor Day, The Right To Organize Still Protects Dignity In The Workplace

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United Auto Workers Lose Crucial Union Battle At Mississippi Nissan Plant

Stakes in the hard-fought contest were much higher than a few thousand new union members.
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Elon Musk Digs In His Heels In Tesla Feud With United Auto Workers

The billionaire Tesla CEO, an adviser to President Donald Trump, firmly opposes his workers' efforts to unionize.
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