Topic: United Auto Workers

Lower wages now at Big Three automakers, but new hires aren't whining

A sixth-generation GM worker is delighted to have landed a job at the US automaker, even if her wages and benefits don't hold a candle to what her own father made there. Such jobs, it seems, are still prized.

Charlie Wilson dies, leaves legacy as Ohio congressman

Should Michigan GOP brace for reprisal over 'right to work' law?

The Vote Michigan 'right to work' law: Worse for unions than Wisconsin setback? (+video)

Why union protests won't stop Michigan's new 'right-to-work' law

Michigan battleground: Unions push to protect rights at the ballot box

With end of long strike at Caterpillar, a blow to US labor movement

Obama reaches out to Hispanic voters with new ads

Wisconsin recall goes to voters Tuesday

Obama’s reelection campaign moves into high gear

Super Tuesday: Mitt Romney woos blue-collar voters in Ohio

Robert Reich Manufacturing is back, but it's not the problem

Keystone pipeline rejected over politics, say Republicans

The Monitor's View Lessons from Detroit Three's surprise comeback

Oakland braces for strike, marches. Can Occupy protesters close the port?

UAW agrees to contract with Ford: How much did the union give up?

Ford workers edge closer to nationwide strike over labor deal

United Auto Workers, Chrysler tentatively agree on new deal

Opinion Congress finally gets it: Free trade is good for America

Ford success: Time to share it with union workers?

UAW and GM strike a deal. Is that good news for Ford and Chrysler, too?

401(k) plan not on track? Look in the mirror.

Former US Sen. Charles Percy of Illinois was 'fervently moderate'

Why contract talks between UAW and Chrysler came to a halt

Deadline looms: Will auto union pragmatism help strike a deal?