Stellantis UAW bonuses lowest since 2014 while GM payouts average record $14,500

UAW headquarters in Detroit, Mich. — The bonus payment for each UAW member will be based on the number of hours worked last year. The payments are expected by mid-March. (JAKE NEHER/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)

February 26, 2025 06:05 PM

About 140,000 UAW members who work for the Detroit 3 will soon be cashing their annual profit-sharing checks — with some at General Motors receiving a record payout.

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