UAW strike expands to 5,000 workers at GM plant, targeting company's 'most profitable vehicles'
The UAW has expanded its Stand Up Strike on Tuesday, targeting GM's "most profitable vehicles"
What is 'coffee badging'? New trend a response to 'return-to-work'
Many employees who miss remote work are taking part in a trend called "coffee badging." So-called coffee badgers come to work, grab a coffee and leave, earning their "badge" for showing up.
UAW Strike Update: Sterling Heights Assembly targeted as union hits Stellantis plant
Another 6,800 union autoworkers went on strike Monday at Stellantis' Sterling Heights Assembly plant, the UAW's Facebook page said.
UAW strike update: Ford lays off 360+ more employees; 3,100 laid off since start of strike
More than 360 Ford employees were laid off starting Monday as the UAW strike continues.
Here's how many autoworkers have been laid off by Detroit's Big Three due to UAW strike
As the UAW strike continues, there are 34,000 members striking against Detroit's Big Three. Meanwhile, Ford, Stellantis, and General Motors have laid off thousands of workers as there's no end in sight to the strike.
LinkedIn announces another round of layoffs, cutting over 600 employees
LinkedIn is set to cut over 600 employees in a new round of layoffs, citing the need for "talent changes" to manage their business effectively.
Biden talks green energy and jobs in Pennsylvania again. But will his message break through?
The president will be in Philadelphia to announce that it will be one of the regional hubs selected to produce and deliver hydrogen fuel that can run factories, ports and other facilities.
Mass Timber's growing popularity in Michigan spurs training of carpenters to meet demand
Mass Timber buildings are made from wood - but are as strong as steel and concrete. As industry takes off in Michigan, its workers are training to meet demand.
VIEW: GM's latest offer to the UAW
General Motors shared highlights of its latest offer to the UAW as the strike nears one month.
UAW strike update: GM, Stellantis, Ford all lay off more workers
Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis have laid off more employees as the UAW strike continues.
UAW Strike is costliest auto industry labor dispute this century after three weeks of negotiations
Suppliers are also starting to suffer from the strike as workers walk off the line, impacting both assembly plants and the parts and components facilities that feed them.
Walgreens employees planning walkouts over pharmacy working conditions: source
Employees, including pharmacists and technicians, say their current workload that includes administering various vaccinations, could affect patient safety.
UAW strike: Union President Shawn Fain to give update Friday afternoon
UAW President Shawn Fain has called an update for Friday, Oct. 6 at 2 p.m. as the strike is now reached three weeks long.
Ford lays off 400 Michigan workers due to UAW strike
Ford has now laid off 1,330 employees due to the UAW strike - one of many impacts rippling from the expanding strike against the Detroit 3.
UAW strike update: A look at Ford's latest offer to union
Ford revealed details of its newest offer to the UAW on Tuesday night. The automaker's seventh offer includes what it says is record pay and benefits.
UAW strike update: Ford, GM lay off more workers
More General Motors and Ford employees were told to not come to work this week as the UAW strike continues.
UAW Strike inflicts nearly $4 billion in losses, analysis shows
The economic damage from the strike will continue to worsen each week that workers are off the line. After last week's added targets, one automaker is expected to hit particularly hard.
UAW strike update: 25K union members walking picket lines after strike expands to more GM, Ford plants
About 25,000 UAW members at Big Three facilities around the country are on strike Monday morning. Thousands of union members at GM and Ford facilities joined the strike Friday.
As employers encounter labor shortages, Biden administration unveils playbook for training workers
Worker shortages have been frustrating for some employers, who raised their investments in new factories and construction projects after President Joe Biden signed into law funding for infrastructure, computer chips and a shift toward renewable energy sources.