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UAW Staff Launches Strike Against Union

UAW Staff Launches Strike Against Union

A union representing staff at the United Auto Workers has called a strike action against the UAW after accusing them of engaging in more than a year of “bad faith bargaining.” UAW Staff United voted overwhelmingly in October to authorize a strike, seeking fair wages, job security, just cause protections, […]

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Worker: “I Want My Union Dues Back”

Worker: “I Want My Union Dues Back”

Ohio television station WTOL is reporting that workers at a Jeep assembly plant have met with UAW President Shawn Fain to express their frustration at the more than 1,400 layoffs that leave them scrambling to find a new job during the holidays. The workers at the Toledo Assembly Complex and […]

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Team Members Make Largest Ever United Way Donation

Team Members Make Largest Ever United Way Donation

HMMA and its approximately 4,200 team members have demonstrated their generosity once again by donating to the United Ways of Alabama in HMMA’s largest United Way donation to date. Today, representatives from United Way offices throughout the River Region gathered at HMMA to learn the results of the company’s 2024 […]

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Stellantis Stock Falls as Layoffs Loom

Stellantis Stock Falls as Layoffs Loom

Yahoo! Finance is reporting automaker Stellantis has announced layoffs of about 1,100 workers at a Toledo, Ohio plant. The job losses come after the cuts this year in both salaried and hourly employees. The online financial outlets said the UAW did not respond to a request for comment on the […]

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Michigan Workers Vote to Decertify UAW

Michigan Workers Vote to Decertify UAW

Workers at a hydraulic tooling company in Mt. Clemens, Michigan have successfully decertified the UAW at their workplace, according to a story on the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation website. An employee at Hydra-Lock Corp. submitted a petition, on behalf of himself and fellow employees, to the National […]

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John Deere Announces More Layoffs

John Deere Announces More Layoffs

Hoosier AG Today and The Des Moines Register are reporting John Deere will layoff an additional 287 workers in addition to the more than 600 layoffs previously announced. The layoffs will take effect on Jan. 3, 2025. Neither figure includes an unannounced number of salaried employees laid off at the […]

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Is Michigan Worse Off After UAW Strike?

Is Michigan Worse Off After UAW Strike?

An editorial on TheHill.com points out a number of ways in which Michigan may be worse off in the wake of the UAW Strike. The column points in part to the fact that one quarter of the UAW’s membership work in higher education–not manufacturing–which leads to involvement with issues that […]

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Stellantis Orders Layoffs, With More to Come

Stellantis Orders Layoffs, With More to Come

The Detroit News is reporting that Stellantis NV is terminating 191 workers at its Sterling Heights Assembly Plant, letting workers go at its Jeep Wrangler SUV and Gladiator manufacturing plant, and planning additional layoffs “across its footprint.” A local UAW official is quoted as saying the union was caught off […]

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Michigan Workers Seek to Decertify UAW Union

Michigan Workers Seek to Decertify UAW Union

Employees at a Michigan tooling company have begun the process of seeking to decertify the United Auto Workers Union at their Mt. Clemens workplace. Workers at Hydra-Lock Corp. have submitted a sufficient number of signatures to the National Labor Relations Board to force a vote on whether to remove the […]

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UAW Accused of Unfair Labor Practices By Staff

UAW Accused of Unfair Labor Practices By Staff

The Guardian newspaper is reporting that the United Auto Workers union has been formally accused of unfair labor practices by unionized staff who work for the UAW. Staff workers who are members of the UAW Staff United union have filed charges against the UAW for bad-faith bargaining, withholding information, and […]

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