The walkouts are the first to hit all three automakers at the same time and affect factories in Missouri, Ohio and Michigan.
The UAW is prepared to call a strike, if the union and Detroit automakers fail to reach contract deals. Auto industry reporter Nora Eckert has the latest.
at all three Detroit car companies, with about 12,700 workers hitting the picket lines shortly after midnight Friday in targeted work stoppages at plants in Michigan, Ohio and Missouri.Continue reading your article with
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