Strikes by three major auto companies have hit the U.S. economy hard and have caused nearly $8 billion in losses.
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2023-10-18 17:50:40
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The UAW strike against the three major automakers, General Motors, Ford and Strantis, has been going on for more than a month.。On October 16, local time, Ford Executive Chairman Bill Ford urged the union to reach a new labor agreement and end the strike.。He warned of the growing impact of the strike on GM and the U.S. economy.。In this strike, the workers lost 3.$5.9 billion in wages; automakers lost a total of 34.$500 million; dealers and customers lost 12.$100 million; while suppliers currently lose at least 26.700 million dollars。In addition, the strike has spread to more and more factories, and more and more auto workers who did not participate in the strike have suffered "temporary layoffs" due to factory shutdowns.。
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