UAW warns it will add plants to strike at any time until deal reached

Picketer at Ford's Kentucky truck plant — A banner depicting Ford Super Duty pickup truck is pictured outside Ford’s Kentucky truck plant as a UAW member pickets after going on strike in Louisville, Ky. last week. (REUTERS\/Luke Sharrett)

October 13, 2023 03:30 PM

The UAW aims to become more unpredictable and tactical with its strike against the Detroit 3 after thousands of workers have spent a month on the picket lines with no deal.

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