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0:59Now PlayingWith Detroit’s carmakers and the union representing its labor force at odds over a new contract, autoworkers began targeted walkouts at midnight Sept. 14. Under the leadership of its fiery new president, Shawn Fain, the United Auto Workers is pushing for a big reset of the relationship between the companies and their workers.
Fain argues that the automakers have had it too good at labor’s expense in recent years. In negotiations for a new four-year contract with the three largest American legacy carmakers, he’s demanding pay raises and the return of benefits conceded in the years before and after the 2009 recession. He also wants to ensure good wages and benefits for workers making electric vehicles.
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