The union says that nearly 4,000 of the truck maker’s workers in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Florida struck a tentative deal just before the Sunday deadline.
The United Auto Workers reached a labor agreement with Volvo Group’s Mack Trucks late Sunday, avoiding a potential strike.
The deal could be seen as both good and bad news for Ford , General Motors , and Stellantis as the strikes at the three Detroit auto makers enter a third full week. On the other hand, another UAW walkout would’ve diverted funds away from the union’s strike fund. The last-minute deal, therefore, ensures more funds are available for the Ford, GM, and Stellantis strikes.
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