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UAW says 64% of workers vote to ratify Detroit Three contracts

United Auto Workers employees at Ford, Stellantis, and General Motors have officially ratified new contracts after a six-week strike, with 64% of employees voting to accept the deals.
The new contracts include an immediate 11% pay increase for union workers and a total pay increase of 25% over the 4½-year deal. They also reinstate cost-of-living adjustments, expedite reaching top wages, and protect the right to strike over plant closures.
The contracts were negotiated following a strike by members of the UAW and cover Ford, GM, and Stellantis, marking the union's first simultaneous strike against the three automakers.

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Reuters

UAW says 64% of workers vote to ratify Detroit Three contracts

The United Auto Workers (UAW) union said Monday that 64% of workers at the Detroit Three automakers voted to ratify new contracts.

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The Washington Post

UAW workers ratify contracts with Big 3 automakers

UAW workers ratified new contracts with General Motors, Ford and Stellantis, securing record wage gains over the next four and half years.

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CBS News

UAW union members approve labor deals with Ford, Stellantis

Sixty-nine percent of members at Ford voted to ratify the agreement, and nearly 69 percent of Stellantis members voted yes.

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HuffPost

Auto Workers Ratify Big Three Contracts With 'Record Gains'

The deals include raises of at least 33% over four and a half years when cost-of-living adjustments are included.

10 days ago·United States

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Raw Story

Workers at Detroit's 'Big 3' ratify labor contract: union

Workers from Ford, General Motors and Stellantis ratified new contracts with hefty wage hikes, their union announced Monday, closing the books on an historic autoworkers strike at the three Detroit giants.Members of the United Auto Workers voted 64 percent across the three companies in support of the contracts, said a UAW press release marking the official conclusion of the first-ever simultaneous stoppage at the three companies."The members hav…

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