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Rich UAW contract could lead to a poor Detroit 3 | UAW putting Michigan at disadvantage | Serenity now | No stopping progress of robots as drivers | New tech boosts EV metals supply

It's clear that whatever contract is agreed upon will be lucrative. So much so that it could put the Detroit 3 at a disadvantage against nonunion rivals.

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Unifor on strike at GM Canada

Strike includes roughly 4,300 hourly workers in Ontario, spread across an assembly plant, powertrain factory and distribution centre

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