Manufacturing

UAW will seek faster recognition at GM's U.S. joint-venture battery plants

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UAW President Ray Curry: 90 percent of workers at the Lordstown battery plant have signed cards supporting the union. (MIKE MARTINEZ)
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JOE WHITE and DAVID SHEPARDSON
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Reuters
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September 25, 2022 12:41 PM

TOLEDO, Ohio -- The UAW will seek a speedier recognition from General Motors that does not require a vote to represent hourly workers in the automaker's growing stable of U.S. joint-venture battery plants, the union said on Friday.

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