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United Auto Workers on strike at John Deere for first time in 35 years after rejecting proposed contract

Tyler Jett, Des Moines RegisterComments Off on United Auto Workers on strike at John Deere for first time in 35 years after rejecting proposed contract

Workers plan to picket Deere & Co. around the clock until the two sides reach a contract. The UAW will provide members $275 a week in strike pay.

     
Tyler Jett, Des Moines Register
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