GM Finally Acknowledging Cruise Robotaxis Are Not Safe, Says Teamsters Union
Union cites accidents, potential job losses.
Read More »Union cites accidents, potential job losses.
Read More »With a $50,000 payout.
Read More »Job security remains unclear.
Read More »Boosting sales staff confidence and knowledge.
Read More »General Motors criticized for impersonal termination.
Read More »With many notified by email.
Read More »Union members voted to authorize a strike action last month.
Read More »Fain calls on union members to continue the fight.
Read More »With two replacements on the motorsports side.
Read More »Union and automaker representatives will meet in the hope of avoiding a walkout.
Read More »Union pushes back on staffing changes.
Read More »Pushing back another 16 months.
Read More »Following COVID and the rebound of downtown Detroit.
Read More »After three days and about $15 billion lost.
Read More »Over disputes around seniority and temp workers.
Read More »The strike could cost the U.S. economy up to $5 billion per day.
Read More »An additional 250 workers may be cut in Indiana.
Read More »GM needs to hire them or let them go soon if an agreement isn't reached.
Read More »The new contract is good for two years.
Read More »Nearly 450 employees will be laid off.
Read More »Retooling for next-gen Chevy Bolt EV will kick off next year.
Read More »Union members will receive details this weekend.
Read More »After several years of rolling production stoppages.
Read More »Boasting an extensive background in financial, tech, and consumer fields.
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