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Author: Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free Press

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GM can withstand losses of UAW strike — because of what it stands to gain

October 3, 2019October 3, 2019Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free PressComments Off on GM can withstand losses of UAW strike — because of what it stands to gain

The UAW’s nationwide strike against GM has cost the company about $1 billion.
But GM can withstand the loss because of what it stands to gain.

Money

GM temporarily shuts down Mexico plant after UAW strike causes parts shortage

October 1, 2019Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free PressComments Off on GM temporarily shuts down Mexico plant after UAW strike causes parts shortage

On Tuesday, GM idled its plant in Silao, Mexico that builds Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pickups due to a parts shortage from the UAW strike.

Money

GM, UAW aren’t close — agreement might take another week of talks

September 27, 2019Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free PressComments Off on GM, UAW aren’t close — agreement might take another week of talks

The UAW and General Motors are still far apart on key issues including pay, temp workers, health care and U.S. production.

Money

GM-UAW strike is making it hard for dealers to find parts for repairs

September 26, 2019Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free PressComments Off on GM-UAW strike is making it hard for dealers to find parts for repairs

Dealers and suppliers are feeling the impact of the UAW strike against GM. Dealers have enough new cars to sell, but they can’t get parts for repairs.

Money

GM-UAW talks advance toward final phase, but break off for evening

September 25, 2019September 25, 2019Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free PressComments Off on GM-UAW talks advance toward final phase, but break off for evening

All proposals are at the main table and “back and forth will continue until negotiations are complete.”

Money

Some UAW leaders prepare for a long strike as negotiations with GM continue

September 23, 2019Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free PressComments Off on Some UAW leaders prepare for a long strike as negotiations with GM continue

UAW strikers are preparing for a long strike against GM as talks move to day eight. Here is what one local is doing to help its members endure.

Money

GM promises UAW 5,400 jobs, $7B in US investment: What it means

September 19, 2019Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free PressComments Off on GM promises UAW 5,400 jobs, $7B in US investment: What it means

GM’s offer to the UAW for $7 billion in U.S. investments and 5,400 jobs has some nuance that the union might not like.

Money

As strike continues, GM and UAW resume talks as negotiators buckle down at “all levels”

September 18, 2019Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free PressComments Off on As strike continues, GM and UAW resume talks as negotiators buckle down at “all levels”

Discussions are on-going between negotiators for the UAW and GM on day 3 of the UAW’s nationwide strike. The meetings are at “all levels.”

Money

Tense GM strike talks continue into evening on first day of picketing; health care a key

September 16, 2019Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free PressComments Off on Tense GM strike talks continue into evening on first day of picketing; health care a key

GM and the UAW continued bargaining Monday after a nationwide strike started Sunday. The talks are tense, with health care as a key issue.

Money

United Auto Workers union calls national strike against GM, first broad strike since 1982

September 15, 2019Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free PressComments Off on United Auto Workers union calls national strike against GM, first broad strike since 1982

The UAW contract with GM expired at midnight Saturday and the union on Sunday called for a strike of all 46,000 GM workers in the US.

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