Economic pain grows from UAW-GM strike

More than 46,000 hourly workers at General Motors plants have been on strike since Sept. 16 after the automaker and the UAW failed to reach a new labor agreement before their previous contract expired. — More than 46,000 hourly workers at General Motors plants have been on strike since Sept. 16. (REUTERS/REUTERS)

October 03, 2019 03:51 PM

DETROIT -- This week, General Motors' UAW workers received their first strike paychecks of $250.

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