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UAW wants pension plans back from Big 3; request unreasonable, experts say–and about those EVs …

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As the UAW battles for salary increases for its autoworkers, the Big Three automakers juggle dollars for their demands and the EV transition By Julia Dudley Najieb – Black Headline News https://vimeo.com/865201372 DETROIT, Mich.–Thursday morning at 12:00 AM, auto workers from Detroit’s Big Three automakers Ford, General Motors (GM) and Stellantis went on strike under

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