The strike against General Motors might finally be close to an end. The United Auto Workers union has called its top officials, whose approval would be needed for an agreement, to a meeting in Detroit on Thursday.
The UAW has called its national council, a group made up of top officials from around the country who represent GM strikers, to a meeting in Detroit on Thursday. That council's approval would be needed before any tentative agreement would go to nearly 50,000 strikers for rank-and-file ratification.Spokespeople from both the union and the company caution against assuming the meeting is a sign that a deal has been reached. Both say only that the negotiations are continuing.
"Three days after that statement, GM CEO Mary Barra met face-to-face with union negotiators for the first time since the start of the strike in an effort to move talks towards an agreement. GM management sent a letter to workers Friday defending the company's most recent offer and urging an end to the work stoppage — the longest in the auto industry in more than 20 years. The union responded with a statement blaming management for the strike dragging on.
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