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Biden says no one wants UAW strike, but profits should be shared with workers

Biden on Sept 15
Joe Biden: "I understand the workers' frustration." (REUTERS)
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September 15, 2023 05:16 PM

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden said on Friday that no one wants the UAW to strike in its labor dispute with the Detroit 3 automakers, but workers should see a share of the profits those companies are making.

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