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Detroit Casino Workers Strike After Casinos Play Hardball on Wages, Healthcare
DETROIT—Thousands of union casino workers are on strike today after months of full-table negotiations and meetings by department failed to result in a deal with the city’s three casinos. The workers, represented by the Detroit Casino Council (DCC), are seeking contract improvements after years of pandemic hardship, but casino management remains unwilling to deliver a The post Detroit Casino Workers Strike After Casinos Play Hardball on Wages, Healthcare appeared first on UAW. — Oct 17
Alamo Drafthouse Workers in Brooklyn, Manhattan Unionize with UAW
Workers at Alamo Drafthouse, the movie theater chain known for dine-in service and strict policies on etiquette, have voted to unionize at the Downtown Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan venues in elections held Friday, September 29th and Thursday, October 12th, respectively. In Manhattan, 65% of Alamo employees voted in favor of unionizing with United Auto Workers The post Alamo Drafthouse Workers in Brooklyn, Manhattan Unionize with UAW appeared first on UAW. — Oct 13
Major Expansion of Stand Up Strike at Ford’s Kentucky Truck Plant
Oct. 11 – Today, Ford came to the table with the same offer they submitted to us two weeks ago. It was an unacceptable move that triggered a strong and immediate response. UAW President Shawn Fain and Vice President Chuck Browning called on our 8,700 members at Ford’s extremely profitable Kentucky Truck Plant to Stand The post Major Expansion of Stand Up Strike at Ford’s Kentucky Truck Plant appeared first on UAW. — Oct 11
BREAKING: 8,700 Workers Strike Ford’s Iconic and Extremely Profitable Kentucky Truck Plant
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – In an unannounced move, 8,700 UAW members walked off the job today at 6:30 p.m. ET, shutting down Ford Motor Company’s iconic and extremely profitable Kentucky Truck Plant in Louisville. The strike was called by UAW President Shawn Fain and Vice President Chuck Browning after Ford refused to make further movement in bargaining. The post BREAKING: 8,700 Workers Strike Ford’s Iconic and Extremely Profitable Kentucky Truck Plant appeared first on UAW. — Oct 11
New UAW Video Exposes Extreme CEO Pay at Big Three Compared to Rival Automakers, Shows Companies Can Easily Afford UAW Demands
DETROIT – The UAW has just released a video showing that Big Three CEOs make far more than their counterparts at rival automakers and can easily afford the union’s demands. The new video, “Competition,” shows that average pay last year for the CEOs at Ford, General Motors and Stellantis was $25 million — five times the The post New UAW Video Exposes Extreme CEO Pay at Big Three Compared to Rival Automakers, Shows Companies Can Easily Afford UAW Demands appeared first on UAW. — Oct 11

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