UAW
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Even membership in the UAW, once numbering 1.5 million, is now under 400,000 and falling, and more than a quarter of its current members work in academia.
“Wall Street and supposed industry experts said this was impossible,” UAW president Shawn Fain said in a press release.
From Salon
The UAW and GM signed a five-year contract linking wages to productivity and cost-of-living.
Michigan’s governor, in a reversal of the historical pattern, refused to use militia to retake the plant, forcing GM to recognize the UAW.
Eric Graham, president of the UAW local for the idled Jeep plant, said it is possible the factory will be offline longer because of the aluminum shortage.
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