The United Auto Workers union is asking the big Detroit auto makers to raise factory workers’ pay by 40% for a new four-year labor contract, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday. The demand from the union — which represents around 150,000 hourly employees at General Motors Co. GM, Ford Motor Co. F and Stellantis STLA — follows signs of a tougher stance from union leadership on the talks ahead of a Sept. 14 expiration date for the current contract.
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