TOLEDO, Ohio — The president of the international United Auto Workers union said in a Facebook live stream on Monday night that Stellantis employees are taking the first steps toward another strike, just one year after negotiating for new contracts during their 46-day “stand-up strike” in 2023.
“I’m announcing that in the coming days, we will be convening our Stellantis council in Detroit, and we also will be holding strike authorization votes at one or more Stellantis locals, and we will stand united to enforce our contract and save American jobs,” Shawn Fain said in the stream.
This new conflict between Stellantis and the UAW goes all the way back to when the strike ended in 2023…