UAW union leader demands 40% pay raise, a shorter workweek as autoworkers' strike drags on

18-9-2023 Politics Washington Times - Politics 50

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain said Sunday that a 21% raise for its union members was "definitely a no-go" amid demands for Detroit's Big Three automakers to pony up a 40% pay boost, better benefits and a shorter workweek.

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