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Many U.S. auto workers welcome Trump's tariffs, no matter the cost
Some auto workers like James Benson Jr. are all-in on President Donald Trump’s trade war — and they don’t mind if it causes some short-term pain for both Wall Street and Main Street. Benson has assembled cars and trucks for Ford Motor Co.
The looming strike comes a day after the U.S. Navy awarded EB's parent company, General Dynamics, a contract worth more than ...
Postdoctoral researchers at Johns Hopkins University have filed a petition to form a 1,600-person union, hoping to improve ...
President Donald Trump traveled to Macomb County, Michigan Tuesday, where he delivered two speeches commemorating his first ...
Members of the United Auto Workers union (UAW) have gone on strike at Lockheed Martin facilities in Orlando, Florida, and ...
Union leaders rally for International Workers Day, highlighting the intersection of civil rights and worker rights. A legacy of solidarity and justice.
Past success bringing foreign car companies stateside means the U.S. has more to lose and less to gain in today’s trade wars.
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