Ford says UAW strike cut sales by 100,000 vehicles, cost company $1.7B in profit

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4 thoughts on “Ford says UAW strike cut sales by 100,000 vehicles, cost company $1.7B in profit

    1. What’s insane is that after losing all that money during the strike, G.M. will pay
      every union member will probably around $ 10,000 in a bonus check.

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