UAW President Shawn Fain Unites Members Amidst Automaker Messaging Divide

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain warns striking autoworkers not to be divided by messaging from the Detroit Three automakers, accusing them of trying to cause doubt and division. The union is seeking a record deal in response to record profits made by the automakers, demanding concessions made during previous economic downturns. The companies argue they are already offering record proposals but must remain competitive with non-unionized foreign manufacturers. Fain highlights retirement security, post-retirement healthcare, and job security in the transition to electric vehicles as key issues. The strike has expanded to include more plants, and the union's "stand-up strike" strategy aims to add leverage in negotiations.
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