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Tuesday, October 3, 2023

How the UAW's tactics are impacting dealers and widening its influence | Two unions, common goals | Winning back lease customers | Advances in material science | Grid resilience blueprints

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Tuesday, October 03, 2023
UAW Strike
Editorial

UAW strike at parts depots puts dealers in face of consumer frustration

 
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Commentary

LARRY P. VELLEQUETTE: UAW's more open approach widens its influence

 
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2023 UAW Negotiations

JERRY DIAS: A look at two unions with common goals in Detroit 3 negotiations

 
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Guest Commentary

SATYAN MERCHANT: Better consumer insights can win back lease customers

 
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Keith Fritz
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Guest Commentary

KEITH FRITZ: Materials science advances can move carmakers beyond steel

 
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Tony Posawatz
Shift: A podcast about mobility

Tony Posawatz plugs EVs into grid resilience blueprints (Episode 218)

The Fermata Energy CEO explains how car owners can reap financial rewards from vehicle-to-grid technology while bolstering the electric grid. Further, the former General Motors executive recounts his time developing the Chevy Volt.

 
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Letter to the Editor

Time to add unions to automaker boards

 
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Letter to the Editor

Bolder action by Fed needed on inflation

 
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VIEWS FROM AROUND THE INDUSTRY
UAW is singing the blues because of the greens
Diana Furchtgott-Roth, The Heritage Foundation (Sept. 26)
There has always been class warfare
Julianne Malveaux, The Philadelphia Tribune (Sept. 26)
Are automotive workers asking for too much? Here’s why excessive demands could put them in jeopardy
David Olive, Toronto Star (Sept. 30)
I walked the UAW picket line. Everyone should see what I saw.
Sen. John Fetterman, MSNBC (Sept. 29)
Biden is right to praise the auto strike. His climate agenda depends on it
Kate Aronoff, The Guardian (Sept. 29)
Trump's kernel of truth about EVs and autoworkers
Jim Geraghty, The Washington Post (Sept. 28)
UAW strikers will triumph
John Dunphy, The Telegraph (Sept. 29)
Joe Biden's support from the working class is in decline. Autoworkers know why
Jim Banks, Indianapolis Star (Sept. 28)
Trump is trying to bamboozle union workers; he won’t succeed
Steve Rosenthal, The Hill (Sept. 27)
Joe Biden proves Democrats can deliver for labor
Max Burns, The Hill (Sept. 27)
I lead the Michigan AFL-CIO. Trump has never shown up for union workers.
Ron Bieber, Detroit Free Press (Sept. 27)
Biden is no ally of the Michigan auto strike
Dale Buss, UnHerd (Sept. 26)
Maine Clean Trucks proposal carries major economic and environmental benefits
Emily Green, Portland Press Herald (Sept. 24)

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