Industry keeps an eye out for UAW strike's impact on small suppliers

UAW pickets meet a truck outside Ford's Michigan Assembly Plant on Friday. (PAIGE HODDER)

September 15, 2023 08:00 PM

DETROIT — Suppliers are closely watching the UAW's strike against the Detroit 3 and bracing themselves for financial fallout deep into the supply chain if it persists longer than a few weeks.

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