VW Chattanooga Workers Move Toward Strike Authorization
Volkswagen workers at the Chattanooga assembly plant are set to vote on strike authorization on October 28–29.
Contract talks have stalled over job security, healthcare, wages, and workplace respect after more than 13 months of negotiations.
- Wages
- Job security
- Healthcare
- Workplace protections
The United Auto Workers (UAW) says Volkswagen has engaged in unfair labor practices, including bad faith negotiations, intimidation, and unilateral job cuts.
Volkswagen reported $20.6 billion in profits in 2024, with 20% generated in North America, giving workers leverage to push for a contract that meets industry standards.
Author's summary: VW workers vote on strike authorization amid contract dispute.
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