UAW Strike Threat Looms as Stellantis Faces Backlash for Stock Buybacks and Broken Promises

The UAW is intensifying its conflict with Stellantis due to unmet U.S. investment commitments, highlighted by a 97% strike authorization vote from Denver workers. Stellantis’ $1.1 billion in stock buybacks, instead of fulfilling a $19 billion investment pledge, has enraged workers, prompting widespread support for potential strikes across UAW locals.

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UAW to Stellantis: Keep Your $19 Billion Promise or Face a Walkout – LA Parts Center Approve Strike

Workers at Stellantis’ Los Angeles Parts Distribution Center voted overwhelmingly for strike authorization due to the company’s failure to honor $19 billion investment commitments made in a 2023 labor agreement. UAW President Shawn Fain emphasized the determination of members to ensure job security, while Stellantis faces legal challenges amid growing tensions.

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