General Motors, United Auto Workers reach tentative deal to end 31-day strike
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General Motors and the United Auto Workers on Wednesday reached a tentative settlement to end a strike that has dragged on for 31 days.
The auto company and the union have reached an agreement in principal, and will send the agreement to the UAW’s national council to vote tomorrow, representatives from GM and the UAW confirmed in separate statements.
The strike hasn’t ended yet, and union members could still reject the proposal, according to an announcement by the union.
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