Official UAW Strike 2023 Thread - Once Again It's On.....

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it could be going down at 11:59pm tonight..... there's a lot of tough talk and posturing.... who wins...? who loses....?

what's at stake:
www.freep.com

UAW President Shawn Fain issues warning to Detroit Three on eve of contract expiration

UAW President Shawn Fain speaks to autoworkers on Facebook live on the eve of the strike deadline, laying down final ground rules.
www.freep.com www.freep.com
www.reuters.com

UAW prepares to strike at Detroit Three automakers, rejects new offers

The United Auto Workers on Wednesday outlined plans for a series of strikes targeting individual U.S. auto plants in what would be its first-ever simultaneous strike against the Detroit Three automakers if agreements are not reached by late Thursday.
www.reuters.com www.reuters.com

at 10:00pm tonight the word will go out that either a strike was averted or once again it's on....

how will this affect politics... joe biden... the republican contenders.... will this help or hurt the economy... inflation.... the environment... let's talk about it....

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Automation coming :hubie:
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There's already a lot of it in vehicle assembly; I'll say this much; Toyota tends to have more employees on average in their assembly plants vs the Big 3. TMMK (Kentucky) has a little over 10k employees, where as TMMI has a little over 9,000. If those two plants were to ever go on strike (they're not unionized), Toyota would have a tough decision to make.
 
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