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美国汽车工人联合会批准与戴姆勒卡车公司达成的新劳资协议

American Federation of Auto Workers approves new labor agreement with Daimler Trucks

Breakings ·  May 5, 2024 23:03
On May 4, local time, members of the American Federation of Auto Workers (UAW) approved a new labor contract with Daimler Trucks, which includes a general wage increase of at least 25% during the four-year agreement. The new contract covered more than 7,300 union members. After reaching an interim agreement at the end of April, the new contract received 94.5% of the votes in favor to avoid a last-minute strike. (interface)

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