It isn’t just UAW members who are watching the expanding strikes at GM, Ford and Stellantis plants. Nonunion autoworkers at rival companies are paying attention, too.
The White House team that President Joe Biden said Friday he was “dispatching” to Detroit to help resolve the auto workers' strike will no longer travel there.
The United Auto Workers will announce strikes at more General Motors, Ford Motor and Stellantis plants if the sides don’t make “serious progress” in negotiations by noon ET Friday.
A team that President Joe Biden dispatched to help resolve the UAW strike will be in Detroit early in the week, an administration official told NBC News Sunday.
