auto workers
Marathon negotiations bring key breakthroughs for Volkswagen workers in Germany

Trade unions and the Volkswagen works council in Germany achieved significant breakthroughs in talks with management, avoiding plant closures and mass layoffs

Volkswagen workers in Germany strike amid dispute with management

Thousands of Volkswagen workers in Germany held warning strikes on Monday, opposing management’s cost-cutting plans aimed at preserving bonuses and dividends

Workers rally in Brussels against EU industrial failures

Thousands of workers took to the streets of Brussels to protest the planned closure of an Audi production site, highlighting broader concerns over the EU’s failed industrial strategy

Tennessee auto workers make history by voting yes to unionize

The recent UAW elections in Chattanooga made history after workers voted to unionize despite opposition from political establishment

“The workers are the liberators,” declares UAW President, sending 7,000 more out on strike

United Auto Workers are expanding their strike to put additional pressure on General Motors and Ford, playing the three largest automakers against each other

UAW mobilizes thousands more to join Stand Up Strike

Auto workers at all Stellantis and General Motors parts distribution centers are being called on to hit the picket line across the United States

The largest industrial union in the US enters auto industry negotiations with a pledge to take on CEOs

Union contracts for 144,000 auto workers expire in September, after which they could potentially strike for gains rolled back during deindustrialization

Pricol Workers on strike in August Wave of punitive actions on autoworkers in southern India

Transfer orders and summary dismissals have become the standard response by companies to the workers organizing in India’s automobiles manufacturing hub at Tamil Nadu