Auto Workers' Strike Against GM Ends After 40 Days

UAW members approved a four-year labor contract with GM, ending a 40-day strike involving over 45,000 union members. The strike reportedly cost GM over $2 billion. The new contract includes annual raises, lump sum payments, and a signing bonus, but allows GM to close three US factories. UAW's vice president praised the members' efforts to address wage and worker classification issues. Additionally, a new contract with Aramark was ratified, ending a strike by over 800 employees. The UAW plans to negotiate with Ford next.

How long did the UAW strike against GM last?

• 60 days

• 30 days

• 40 days

• 50 days

What was the reported financial impact of the strike on GM?

• $2 billion

• $2.5 billion

• $1.5 billion

• $1 billion

What does the new labor deal include for UAW members?

• Two 5% annual raises

• Two 3% annual raises and 4% lump sum payments

• Three 3% annual raises

• Two 4% annual raises and 3% lump sum payments

What is the union's stance on GM closing three US factories?

• The union will try to stop the closures

• The union will support the closures

• The union will not try to stop the closures

• The union will negotiate to keep one factory open

Which company will the UAW negotiate with next?

• Tesla

• Chrysler

• Ford

• Toyota