Ford workers' resolve unshaken after a month on strike for fair wages

UAW workers have been on strike for 30 days outside Ford's Michigan Assembly Plant, vowing to persist despite dropping temperatures and bad weather.

Workers have lost significant income during the strike, receiving only $500 strike paychecks instead of normal wages. But they remain committed to ending tiered wages.

Ford has offered a contract with over 20% wage increases but workers are holding out for more, saying they previously gave up wages to help the company during the recession.

Some workers are taking extra jobs and sharing work to get by financially during the strike, which they say brings them closer together.

After a month on strike, workers say their resolve is as strong as when the walkout started, and they'll keep picketing as long as it takes to get a fair contract.