Co-worker demands answers about death of Ronnie Adams at Stellantis Dundee Engine Complex
More than two weeks since the fatal accident, the company, UAW and state safety agencies have not released any new information.
Jerry White is the Labor Editor of the World Socialist Web Site and has been a member of the Trotskyist movement since 1979.
More than two weeks since the fatal accident, the company, UAW and state safety agencies have not released any new information.
Workers need an international strategy to fight against Trump's trade war measures, which are already causing mass layoffs throughout North America.
The company has cited “market uncertainty about freight rates and demand, possible regulatory changes, and the impact of tariffs” as key reasons for the layoffs.
A federal judge has temporarily halted the revoking of deportation protections for 532,000 Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan and Venezuelan immigrants.
The following letter was sent to the WSWS Autoworker Newsletter on unsafe conditions at the Stellantis engine plant in Dundee, Michigan, and the collusion of United Auto Workers officials with management.
Large sections of educators had no confidence that the Chicago Teachers Union would bring back a better deal, let alone lead a fight against Trump.
Despite assurances by the Chicago Teachers Union that the deal will “Trump-proof” the district, teachers worry about severe budget cuts planned by city officials and the White House.
A strike by 28,000 teachers in one of America’s largest school districts would be a catalyst for a broader, nationwide fight against Trump’s savage cuts.
Sixty-two-year-old skilled tradesman Ronnie Adams was crushed by a motorized arm on an assembly machine he was working on.
Stellantis will “temporarily” idle its Windsor Assembly Plant in Canada and Toluca Assembly Plant in Mexico. About 4,500 workers in Windsor will be impacted. Some 2,600 are employed at the Toluca facility.
During a year in which workers saw their living standards devastated by inflation and thousands of UAW members lost their jobs, the army of UAW bureaucrats in the union’s Detroit national headquarters had a prosperous 2024.
Workers at the Dana auto parts plant in Warren, Michigan denounced Trump’s efforts to deport the Columbia University graduate and Palestinian activist.
With a ratification vote scheduled for Wednesday, new information has emerged refuting UAW claims that it won the “best contract in 25 years.”
In contrast to the union bureaucracy, rank-and-file educators are pressing for collective action to halt the shutdown of the Department of Education and gutting of school programs.
Students at Detroit's Western International High School walked out as protests against ICE raids and deportations continued across the US.
Stellantis workers learned this week that their profit sharing checks for 2024, before taxes, will be $3,780 compared to $13,860 the previous year.
Resident physicians, interns and medical fellows routinely work 80-hour weeks for $15 or less an hour.
Neither Ford nor the UAW President Shawn Fain have any official statements on the police raids or details about the highly secretive operations of Ford’s Global Security Task Force, which is directing them.
Hundreds of workers and young people turned out for the funeral of nine-year-old Darnell Currie and two-year-old Amillah Currie in Detroit on Thursday, in an outpouring of public sympathy for the two homeless children who froze to death sheltering in a van parked in a casino garage.
With wind-chill temperatures near zero, residents were forced to evacuate as first responders used boats, rafts and diving equipment to rescue those trapped by the rising water and ice.