Stellantis, ang mga negosyador ng unyon ay sumasang-ayon sa mga tuntunin ng isang deal
DETROIT —The United Auto Workers union and have agreed to a tentative deal following roughly six weeks of targeted U.S. labor strikes, the union announced on Saturday. The agreement, which must still be approved by local union leaders and ratified by members, is patterned off a 4½-year agreement reached between the union and Ford Motor on Wednesday. Meanwhile, while there had been hopes the UAW would soon reach a similar deal with , on Saturday the union expanded its strike to an additional GM assembly plant in Spring Hill, Tennessee. “We are disappointed by GMs unnecessary and irresponsible refusal to come to a fair agreement,” UAW President Shawn Fain said in a statement. GM did not immediately respond to a CNBC request for comment. Fain was with Stellantis in intense talks Thursday and Friday before turning his attention to GM. UAW and GM had been expected to resume talks on Saturday, according to a source familiar with the talks. The UAW held a meeting early Saturday afternoon with local Stellantis union leaders following the sides agreeing in principle to the terms of a deal. “Once again, we have achieved what just weeks ago we were told was impossible,” Fain said in a statement. At Stellantis in






