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IC Bus of Oklahoma/Navistar Reaches a Tentative Agreement
UAW Local 5010 members at IC Bus of Oklahoma/Navistar announced Friday that they have reached a tentative agreement on a new collective bargaining contract. The contract covers 677 UAW members. No further details on the agreement will be released publicly until Local 5010 members have a chance to review the terms of the agreement. A The post IC Bus of Oklahoma/Navistar Reaches a Tentative Agreement appeared first on UAW. — Feb 1
Statement of UAW President Gary Jones on the President’s Buy American Announcement
“The President has taken important steps to adhere to the concept that the U.S. government and consumers should Buy American. When consumers invest in the products of U.S. workers we each make an investment in all of us. And it’s not just government. Companies like General Motors have an obligation to build where they sell The post Statement of UAW President Gary Jones on the President’s Buy American Announcement appeared first on UAW. — Jan 31
10 Years After the Taxpayer-Funded Auto Rescue, UAW Members Urge GM to Invest in Workers and Taxpayers NOT Wall Street
On the heels of GM’s announcement last November that it was closing four plants and eliminating the jobs of 14,000 American workers, UAW members released a video, today telling the story of how UAW workers and U.S. taxpayers came to the rescue of the company in 2008. For UAW members their commitment to the company The post 10 Years After the Taxpayer-Funded Auto Rescue, UAW Members Urge GM to Invest in Workers and Taxpayers NOT Wall Street appeared first on UAW. — Jan 31
The Lordstown Ripple Effect
We know that GM’s choice to halt vehicle production and lay off thousands of workers at plants in Michigan, Ohio, and Baltimore will be devastating for UAW members at those plants — but they aren’t the only ones bracing for the negative impact of this decision. Hundreds of companies along the automotive supply chain across The post The Lordstown Ripple Effect appeared first on UAW. — Jan 30
The Human Toll of the Federal Shutdown
When Congress cannot agree on how to fund the government or specific agencies within it, those agencies will either partially or fully halt their work until an agreement is reached. In the case of the recent government shut down, we’ve saw national parks left unattended, tax filings piled up at the IRS, and restaurants going The post The Human Toll of the Federal Shutdown appeared first on UAW. — Jan 29

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