UAWD in The American Prospect: The United Auto Workers Meet Electrification

UAWD in The American Prospect: The United Auto Workers Meet Electrification

Jarod Facundo wrote for The American Prospect about the Big Three’s transition to electric vehicles: On September 14, the UAW master agreement with the “Big Three” of Ford, GM, and Stellantis (formerly Fiat Chrysler), representing some 150,000 workers, will...
UAWD in Jacobin: In UAW’s Negotiations With the Big Three Automakers, Ending Tiers Is a Central Demand

UAWD in Jacobin: In UAW’s Negotiations With the Big Three Automakers, Ending Tiers Is a Central Demand

UAWD member Chris Viola (UAW Local 22) wrote for Jacobin: Negotiations between my union, the United Auto Workers (UAW), and the Big Three automakers (Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis) are now underway. UAW president Shawn Fain has already made headlines by...
UAWD in the New York Times: From Detroit to Hollywood, New Union Leaders Take a Harder Line

UAWD in the New York Times: From Detroit to Hollywood, New Union Leaders Take a Harder Line

Noam Scheiber wrote for the New York Times: [Shawn] Fain, who won his position in March, is the first president in the union’s history, dating back nearly 90 years, to be elected directly by its members. The change took place after a major corruption scandal engulfed...
UAWD in Jacobin: In UAW’s Negotiations With the Big Three Automakers, Ending Tiers Is a Central Demand

UAWD in the News: The New UAW Is Ready to Fight the Big 3 Automakers

Alex Press writes for Jacobin: In years past, the negotiations between the United Auto Workers (UAW) and the Big Three auto manufacturers — Ford, General Motors (GM), and Stellantis (formerly Chrysler) — began with the union’s president shaking hands with the auto...
UAWD in the News: Battery Jobs Must Be Good-Paying Union Jobs, Says New UAW President

UAWD in the News: Battery Jobs Must Be Good-Paying Union Jobs, Says New UAW President

Dan DiMaggio writes for Labor Notes: Contracts covering 150,000 auto workers at the Big 3 will expire on September 14, and the new leadership of the United Auto Workers is taking a more aggressive stance than in years past. “We’re going to launch our biggest contract...