Workers & Unions

Our union has historically fought for equal access to voting, accommodations, jobs, and health care.  Today’s misguided decision by the U.S. Supreme Court is a giant step backwards that will create gross inequities for women and all working families. By taking the power to make reproductive choices from women and putting them in the hands […]

As with Monterey Car Week before it, the Goodwood Festival of Speed is becoming an unofficial auto show hosting debuts on the exceptionally exclusive and expensive side of the market. We saw renderings of Singer Vehicle Design’s new Porsche 911 Turbo Study earlier this month, and now the four-day carfest on Lord Richmond’s grounds get

The shifting in the lineups coming out of Crewe continues with the reveal of the Bentley Continental GT Mulliner. The English luxury maker introduced the most recent GT Mulliner two years ago when there were still a 626-horsepower standard W12 and a 650-horsepower GT Speed. With the GT Speed now the only W12, the introduction

Stellantis is recalling more than 270,000 Dodge Durango and Jeep Grand Cherokee SUVs to address an issue with their antilock braking modules that can allow them to be started and shifted out of park without the brake being applied, leading to a potential roll-away risk.  2018-2019 models shipped with a potentially defective ABS module with

Stellantis is recalling nearly 140,000 Jeep and Ram models equipped with its 3.0-liter EcoDiesel six-cylinder to address potential high-pressure fuel pump failures that can render vehicles undrivable.  Per the company’s defect report, 2014-2020 Jeep Grand Cherokees and 2014-2019 Ram 1500s shipped with a pump that can fail prematurely. While little detail about the issue was

Detroit –Following a meeting on Monday of the COVID-19 Joint Task Force, comprised of the UAW, Ford, General Motors and Stellantis, the Task Force members have determined that masking will be optional at their respective facilities.  If a facility is in a high-risk county as identified by the Center for Disease Control (CDC), the Task Force strongly

On January 1, 1863, President Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation which freed more than three million enslaved people in the United States, mostly in the Confederate states.  It took another two and a half years and the surrender of the Confederate army before it became a reality for the enslaved people in Texas.  On June

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — We’re quickly seeing how devoted Hyundai is to getting electrification right. Take the Ioniq 5, for instance, and the oodles of praise we’ve heaped upon it and its platform-sharing cousin, the Kia EV6. But Hyundai’s not new to electrification. We’ve enjoyed the Ioniq trio and the Kona Electric for some time now.

UAW members know all too well that student debt can be crippling for both themselves and their children. “Educational debt, when compounded by interest, becomes a millstone that compels recent graduates to prioritize the needs of financial institutions over those of their families,” says UAW President Ray Curry.  “That is why our union calls upon President

WASHINGTON — The chair of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said concerns raised by lawmakers about Tesla Inc’s driver assistance system known as Autopilot are “on our radar.” Following agency policy, FTC Chair Lina Khan, speaking in an interview on Tuesday, would not confirm nor deny a probe. “It’s absolutely true that, you know, this