While final numbers remain to come in, the YES vote for the UAW in the Chattanooga Volkswagen plant is overwhelming. The UAW has finally won in the South. I cannot.
Let's not underestimate what a UAW victory in the South would mean for organized labor: The United Auto Workers (UAW) has launched an ambitious campaign to unionize 13 non-union automakers.
In what will be one of the most important votes in the history of the United Auto Workers, the union has announced a vote in the infamous VW plant in.
As I've stated on several occasions, while the UAW winning that good contract from the Big Three was a huge thing, the future of the union depends on organizing foreign.
There's a big profile of UAW head Shawn Fain in Bloomberg and it's worth registering for the site over there to read it. There's a lot of good material in.
I was quite surprised when the United Auto Workers leadership came out to demand a ceasefire to Israel's war-crimes in Gaza. This is a long ways from the AFL-CIA days.
Gee, I wonder why all these Nissan workers in the United States are getting huge wage gains? The agreement reached between the United Automobile Workers (UAW) and the Big Three.
Gee whiz, I wonder why this is happening? South Korean automaker Hyundai has joined Honda and Toyota in raising factory worker wages after the United Auto Workers union reached new.
