Ford Motor Co. late Tuesday said it has a new labor proposal on the bargaining table, calling it its 'seventh and strongest' offer and promising no job...
Ford Motor Co. late Tuesday said it has a new labor proposal on the bargaining table, calling it its “seventh and strongest” offer and promising no job losses due to EV battery plants.
Some 25,000 United Auto Workers members have been on strike for nearly three weeks. The union has called on workers to strike at select Ford, General Motors Co. GM, -3.36% and Stellantis NV STLA, -1.11% assembly lines and plants, breaking with a long-standing tradition to strike at one company at a time.
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