DAILY DRIVE PODCAST: October 30, 2023

UAW strike — GM said its new contracts with the UAW and the Unifor union in Canada would increase its labor costs by about $1.5 billion in 2024, or $500 per vehicle. (BLOOMBERG)

October 30, 2023 06:30 PM

Automotive News Daily Drive · Oct. 30, 2023 | UAW has tentative deals with all of Detroit 3; Impacts on Stellantis

The UAW has reached tentative agreements with General Motors and Stellantis. The National UAW-Ford Council has approved its tentative deal, sending it to members for ratification votes in the coming weeks. Automotive News reporter Vince Bond Jr. talks about how the deal with Stellantis came together and what it will mean for the automaker and workers.

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