The UAW called a strike at Ford, Stellantis and GM on Sept. 14, 2023, with rolling strike announcements as negotiations continued behind closed doors.

The majority of those laid off were employees at the Trenton Engine Complex.

The Livonia Transmission Plant already had 350 workers temporarily laid off less than a week ago.

Over 1,800 Ford workers have been laid off since the strike began

Ford has sent home 400 more workers on layoff at its Livonia and Sterling Heights facilities because of the cascading effects of the UAW strike, now in its third week.

Days after laying off 330 employees at Ford Motor Company’s Chicago Stamping and Lima Engine plants, the automaker announced it was laying off 400 more workers at its Livonia Transmission and Sterling Axle plants.

Roughly 330 employees at Ford Motor Company’s Chicago Stamping and Lima Engine plants are temporarily out of the job.

Police said five people were hit by a driver while picketing outside a General Motors plant in Genesee County.

The UAW’s historic strike against Detroit’s Big Three automakers began Friday and continued through the weekend.

Friday was a day of marching, chanting, and horns honking as the United Auto Workers took to the streets in Downtown Detroit for a strike rally.

Local 4 has yet to hear about offers from any of the automakers, and as we near the end of the first 24 hours of the "Stand-Up Strike," we are already beginning to see the ripple effect.

UAW President Shawn Fain spoke at the strike rally, which took place on day one of the targeted strikes against the Detroit Big Three automakers.

Workers hit the picket line at the Ford Michigan Assembly Plant in Wayne.

The Ford Michigan Assembly Plant is one of three auto plants being targeted with strikes.

United Auto Workers began a strike against Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis by having workers at three specific plants walk out at midnight.

The president of the United Auto Workers is expected to speak after the midnight deadline passed and a strike began against Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis.

The United Auto Workers are expected to begin a strike against Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis, and their first move is to have workers at three specific plants walk out at midnight.

The president of the United Auto Workers went live two hours before the strike deadline and declared that the union will strike Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis simultaneously for the first time in history.