UAW\'s leadership said the gains achieved amount to four times what workers received in the recently expired contract.
Nearly six weeks into its historic strike against the Big Three U.S. car manufacturers, the United Auto Workers late Wednesday announced a tentative contract deal with Ford that includes significant wage increases and cost-of-living adjustments that were, the UAW’s leadership said the gains achieved in the deal amount to four times what workers received in the 2019 contract that recently expired.
“For months we’ve said that record profits mean record contracts. And UAW family, our Stand-Up Strike has delivered,” said UAW president Shawn Fain. “What started at three plants at midnight on September 15, has become a national movement. We won things nobody thought possible. Since the strike began, Ford put 50% more on the table than when we walked out. This agreement sets us on a new path to make things right at Ford, at the Big Three, and across the auto industry.
Nearly 30,000 Stellantis and General Motors workers will remain on strike as the UAW’s negotiations with the companies continue.
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