UAW President Shawn Fain spoke at the Democratic National Convention last year. (Laura Brett/Zuma Press) President Trump has an unlikely ally in his auto tariff push: United Auto Workers ...

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Faced with Trump and neoliberalism, American unions are embracing one of their oldest, most dangerous tendencies: Sinophobia.

Automakers didn't luck out on Wednesday when President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on most reciprocal tariffs targeting trade partner nations. The 25-percent tariff on imported cars and ...

The UAW says stronger protectionist measures are ... Gretchen Whitmer, on a visit to Washington this week, raised concerns about the impact of tariffs on manufacturing. "There are suppliers ...

He took to Facebook Live to acknowledge what UAW members may be feeling now that 25% tariffs are in effect on auto industry imports and tariffs on everyday items are in flux. Fain made it clear ...

“The Trump Administration is the first administration in my lifetime that has been willing to do something about this broken free trade system,” UAW President Shawn Fain said in a livestreamed ...

This statement reeks with hypocrisy. Over the past 50 years, hundreds of thousands of auto jobs were eliminated with the outright collaboration of the UAW. It is not possible to meet in the middle ...

UAW President Shawn Fain sees auto tariffs pushed by President Trump as a way to address the "free trade disaster." Some Trump administration actions that have targeted individuals and worker ...

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain discussed tariffs Thursday during an address to the membership. While Fain has long criticized President Donald Trump, he does support some of the ...

250 union members attended the session, according to SWC-UAW. During the bargaining session, a University negotiator reportedly “grabbed a union member’s computer, and left the room with it” and ...