Ford said Toyota, Honda, Tesla and other automakers “are loving this strike because they know the longer it goes on, the better it is for them.”
Ford says it is ‘at the limit’ with UAW contract offerGM now faces two strikes as 4,300 unionized workers in Canada walk off the job“We can stop this now,” Ford said of the strike that expanded last week to shut down the Kentucky plant. “I call on UAW colleagues … We need to come together to bring an end to this acrimonious round of talks.”
The UAW’s walkout at Kentucky Truck, Ford’s largest and most profitable assembly operation globally, “harms tens of thousands of American workers,” Ford said. “If it continues, it will have a major impact on the American economy.” Ford has long portrayed himself and his family’s company as the most union friendly in the industry, a message he repeated Monday.
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