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Autoworkers ratify deal with General Motors after tight vote

According to a vote tracker compiled and maintained by the United Auto Workers union, union workers at General Motors plants ratified a contract for 54 months with the U.S. carmaker on Thursday. A little more than half of GM employees — 54.7 percent — supported the agreement while 45.3 percent voted to reject it. Developing

 A 54-month contract with the American automaker was ratified by union workers at General Motors ( GM ) plants on Thursday following a surprisingly close vote, according to the United Auto Workers ( UAW ) union’s vote tracker. 54.7 percent of GM employees voted in favor of the agreement, while 45.3 percent opposed it. growing A 54-month contract with the American automaker was ratified by union workers at General Motors ( GM ) plants on Thursday following a surprisingly close vote, according to the United Auto Workers ( UAW ) union’s vote tracker. 54.7 percent of GM employees voted in favor of the agreement, while 45.3 percent opposed it. creating 

According to a vote tracker compiled and maintained by the United Auto Workers union, union workers at General Motors plants ratified a contract for 54 months with the U.S. carmaker on Thursday. A little more than half of GM employees — 54.7 percent — supported the agreement while 45.3 percent voted to reject it. Developing

  

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