Democrat Rep. Kildee Joins UAW Strike Against Auto Giants, Calls It 'Fundamental Struggle' For Worker Rights
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Rep. Dan Kildee (D-Mich.) joined UAW picket line, saying the strike is a "fundamental struggle" that will benefit all.
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UAW began strike against Ford, GM, and Stellantis after contract negotiations failed. Seeking higher wages, shorter weeks, representation, and better benefits.
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Kildee criticized Sen. Tim Scott's opposition to strike, saying Scott seems to support firing striking workers like in 1920s.
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UAW filed complaint against Scott with National Labor Relations Board in response.
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Kildee said UAW will stay out "until they can get a fair contract that gets them compensation for their incredible, productive work."