According to multiple sources, the second tentative agreement the United Auto Workers and the United Steelworkers have reached with Dana Inc. is substantially the same as the first sweatshop contract and meets none of workers’ demands.
The strike is part of a broader movement of the working class against the corporations and their servants in the United Auto Workers and other pro-company unions.
The strike by 10,000 John Deere workers has evoked strong feelings of solidarity and support from autoworkers across the US, angry over years of deteriorating conditions.
A growing strike wave of historical proportions is taking place against decades of attacks on living standards and working conditions, and we must be a part of it.
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A growing strike wave of historical proportions is taking place against decades of attacks on living standards and working conditions, and we must be a part of it.
Our committee supports the growing strike wave in the US and around the world and fully endorses the October 15 global school strike against the reckless return to in-person learning.
The recently formed John Deere Workers Rank-and-File Committee is calling for a strategy to expand the strike, provide workers with the necessary resources, and prevent another sellout by the UAW.
Our committee stands in solidarity with parents, educators, and all workers striking on October 15 against unsafe conditions in schools in the UK and globally due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
