Auto workers in Roanoke, Carrollton ‘draw a line in the sand’ in widening UAW strike The union has expanded its strike to 38 parts distribution centers of General Motors and Stellantis in 20 ...

The Fort Worth parts distribution GM plant in Roanoke and the Dallas Stellantis plant in Carrollton were both on the list of plants that were planning to go on strike at 11 a.m.

The ongoing United Auto Workers strike is expanding. UAW President Shawn Fain called for union members to strike at noon ET Friday at 38 General Motors and Stellantis facilities across 20 states.

With another 6,800 in the fold, the UAW now has more than 40,000 workers on strike across Ford, General Motors and Stellantis (the parent company of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram).

UAW President Shawn Fain said 38 GM, Stellantis parts distribution sites are going on strike and conducting walkouts Friday. Here are the locations.

Update October 30:The coordinated strike is over as the UAW has reached a tentative deal with GM, in addition to the deals reached with Ford and Stellantis. Details were not immediately available ...

STELLANTIS, CITING UAW STRIKE, BACKS OUT OF LAS VEGAS TECH SHOW SET FOR NEXT YEAR. The Sterling Heights facility produces RAM 1500 trucks, and its shutdown is a major blow to Stellantis, ...

The UAW now says Stellantis won’t begin stamping operations at the facility in 2025 or start producing a midsize truck there in 2027, as was agreed to during negotiations.

On Tuesday, Stellantis issued a statement saying it was contesting a strike authorization vote held by UAW Local 186, which represents workers at a Stellantis parts hub in the Denver area.

Stellantis disputes the UAW’s claim that workers are allowed to strike under the agreement if the company fails to deliver on promises in the deal, which runs through April 2028.

The Fort Worth parts distribution GM plant in Roanoke and the Dallas Stellantis plant in Carrollton were both on the list of plants that were planning to go on strike at 11 a.m.