UAW Strike News Roundup: Day 4—"No resolution in sight."

UAW strike news from Monday, Sept. 18 2023

Image via @UAW on ‘X’ (formerly Twitter)

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VIDEOS:

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HEADLINES:

• UAW strike enters fourth day, no resolution in sight

• UAW’s Fain: ‘Long way to go’ before agreements reached with Detroit Three

• Experts warn of dire supply chain effects from prolonged UAW strike

• UAW strike: Stellantis ups offer; Ford, GM to lay off workers due to ripple effects

• U.S. Steel outlook on UAW strike tops Wall Street view

• Stellantis could close 18 facilities under UAW deal — here are the full details of its latest offer

• UAW will extend strike pay to 600 laid-off Ford workers, potential GM layoffs

• UAW president: White House will have no role in negotiating agreement to end strike

• UAW president downplays White House involvement in strike talks

• Michigan auto supplier to lay off 293 as fallout begins from UAW strike

• UAW auto strike looms large for inflation and economy

• UAW strikes, automakers already seeing 'trickle-down effects'

• Yellen says it’s too soon to gauge economic impact of UAW strike

• Former Chrysler CEO says UAW strike has 'broad and deep tentacles' in the economy

• UAW boss says workers shouldn’t accept lower wages so ‘greedy people like Elon Musk can build more rocket ships’

• The 4-day workweek is among the UAW's strike demands: Why some say it's a good idea

• Canadian Ford Autoworkers Near Strike Deadline As UAW Walkout Continues

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