UAW Strikes Spread to Michigan Ram and Stellantis Plants

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The United Automobile Workers union has expanded its strike to a Ram pickup truck plant in Michigan, owned by Stellantis, as part of its ongoing negotiations with the three major U.S. automakers. The walkout at the largest Stellantis factory in the U.S. indicates significant gaps between the automakers and the U.A.W., which is seeking better wages, retirement benefits, and other changes. This escalation follows the strike at Ford Motor's largest plant and involves approximately 40,000 workers across Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis facilities.
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