UAW deal with GM losing among production workers after 3 big plants vote no

UAW strike Spring Hill — More than two-thirds of workers who voted at GM's plant in Spring Hill, Tenn., were opposed, the UAW said. The Spring Hill plant was the UAW's final strike target against GM on Oct. 28. (REUTERS\/Seth Herald)

November 14, 2023 06:04 PM

General Motors production workers are narrowly voting against the automaker's tentative contract agreement with the UAW after another large assembly plant rejected the deal.

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