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Column: UAW won historic gains from the Detroit 3, but a big hurdle remains

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UAW President Shawn Fain with supporters at UAW headquarters last month in Detroit. (MARISA MARCINKOWSKI)
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By:
Michael Martinez
October 30, 2023 06:06 PM

A more militant and strategic UAW, in months of bitter negotiations with the Detroit 3, clawed back more value for its members than experts thought possible and than the automakers wanted to give up.

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