UAW workers ratify FCA labor deal by broad margin

A 2019 Wrangler is assembled at FCA's Jeep assembly plant in Toledo, Ohio, in Nov. 2018. The UAW has approved a new national labor deal with the company, ending one of the most contentious bargaining cycles with Detroit 3 automakers. (BLOOMBERG)

December 11, 2019 10:00 PM

DETROIT -- Fiat Chrysler's roughly 47,000 hourly UAW workers overwhelmingly ratified a new four-year labor contract, ending the most contentious set of Detroit 3 negotiations in years.

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