GM, Stellantis Face More UAW Walkouts

The transcript discusses the United Auto Workers' (UAW) new strategy of targeting all three major automakers with a carrot and stick approach, sparing Ford from further action while escalating walkouts at GM and Stellantis. President Biden supports the workers but not the UAW's full demands. The UAW's tactics have increased leverage, adding more workers to the strike. Despite government optimism for a win-win deal, negotiations remain difficult due to high inflation and record profits. The automakers push back, but negotiations continue.

What is the unique strategy that the UAW is using in its negotiations?

• Targeting only Ford

• Negotiating with non-unionized workers

• A carrot and stick approach targeting all three automakers

• Focusing solely on GM

What is the stance of the Biden administration regarding the UAW's 40% pay increase demand?

• Supports the workers but not the full demand

• Opposes the demand

• Has no opinion on the matter

• Fully supports the demand

How has the UAW's strategy affected the number of workers involved in the labor action?

• The number of workers has decreased

• The number of workers is unknown

• The number of workers has remained the same

• The number of workers has increased

What is the Secretary of Transportation's outlook on the negotiations?

• Uninformed

• Optimistic

• Pessimistic

• Neutral

What is the main concern of automakers regarding the UAW's demands?

• The demands are too low

• The demands could lead to financial instability

• The demands are already met

• The demands are unclear