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UAW will continue GM strike until workers ratify deal

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UAW members picketed GM's headquarters in Detroit on Thursday morning as union officials met to decide whether or not to end the 32-day strike.  (REUTERS)
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October 17, 2019 04:19 PM

DETROIT — UAW leaders on Thursday voted to extend the union’s national strike against General Motors - now in its 32nd day - until members ratify a tentative agreement.

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