Three Rivers
Coverage of Three Rivers in the Nexus archive.
- Striking autoworkers in Three Rivers secure new contract with promise of $30 hourly pay by 2030
Autoworkers at American Axle (Dauch Corporation) in Three Rivers, Michigan, ratified a new union contract after a strike, securing a 36% wage increase to reach $30 hourly by 2030, along with additional paid days off and no healthcare concessions. The contract was approved by 80% of United Autoworkers Local 2093 members following a 10-day strike declared when their previous agreement expired on May 31.
- UAW members vote to ratify deal with American Axle in Three Rivers
UAW Local 2093 members ratified a four-year contract with American Axle, securing a $30-per-hour wage by 2030 and a 36% increase over the agreement. After a 10-day strike, the deal includes no healthcare premium increases and additional paid days off, with UAW President Shawn Fain and Local 2093 Bargaining Chair Josh Jager highlighting the union's refusal to accept concessions.
- UAW announces tentative deal with American Axle after 10-day strike
UAW and American Axle reached a tentative four-year contract after a 10-day strike, securing a $30/hour wage by 2030 for workers. The agreement includes immediate raises for legacy employees, no healthcare premium increases, and additional paid days off. Workers had previously accepted significant wage cuts in 2008 to save the facility.