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UAW Convention Day 2: Debates, Resolutions, and Union Challenges Ahead
The UAW Convention advanced with key decisions to raise strike pay, fund organizing, and shape a bold agenda, signaling a pivotal moment for the union's future.
Summer 2026 Solidarity Magazine: UAW Members' Victories Featured
UAW celebrates as Volkswagen members ratify a historic first contract, signaling a significant win for labor rights within the automotive industry.
Union-Made Vehicles: Supporting UAW and Unifor Workers in North America
U.S. and Canada union-made vehicles involve UAW and Unifor, with shifting production locations affecting sourcing; check VIN for union-built assurance.
Volkswagen Workers Ratify First Union Contract with 96% Approval
Volkswagen workers in Chattanooga ratified their first UAW contract, securing 20% wage hikes, healthcare cuts, and job security, impacting Southern labor movements.
Volkswagen Chattanooga workers authorize strike over failed contract talks
Volkswagen Chattanooga workers authorize strike, demanding fair contracts amid failed talks. A first for non-Big Three, highlighting labor rights' importance.
Volkswagen Chattanooga Workers Plan Strike Vote Amid Labor Disputes
Volkswagen workers in Chattanooga plan a strike vote on October 28-29 after failed talks on job security and fair wages, highlighting UAW's labor struggle.
NLRB rules Volkswagen violated labor laws, orders union recognition
The NLRB finds Volkswagen violated labor laws at its NJ center, coercing workers against unionizing. This highlights ongoing labor rights challenges.
Chattanooga VW workers push for their first union contract after victory
Chattanooga VW workers, a year after unionizing, push for a contract to improve wages and benefits, setting a precedent in the South and challenging corporate norms.
Trump Admin Imposes Tariffs to Boost U.S. Auto Jobs and End Free Trade
The Trump administration imposed major tariffs on auto imports, aiming to revive U.S. manufacturing jobs and challenge years of offshoring practices.
UAW Files Labor Charges Against Volkswagen for Violating US Labor Laws
UAW filed federal charges against Volkswagen for job cuts without union talks at its Chattanooga plant, highlighting broader concerns over labor rights.
