One day after a contract was set to end between CNH Industrial and union workers at a Case wheel loaders plant in Fargo, ND, an agreement was reached to avert a strike and keep operations running at the factory.
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Nearly 700 members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) Local 2525 (District 5) at Case New Holland (CNH) in Fargo, N.D., have rejected the company’s offer, according to an April 29 press release from the union.
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Alamo Group said it was notified that the unionized workers at its subsidiary, Gradall Industries LLC, located in New Philadelphia, Ohio, elected to strike after failing to reach a labor agreement.
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The union’s vote Saturday to end the strike capped a hostile standoff between the UAW and the Italian-owned implement manufacturer, a fight in which union leaders say they rejected dozens offers before even taking a contract to members.
Read moreThe nearly nine-month strike against CNH Industrial ended January 21 with the ratification of a new contract with the United Auto Workers union members.
Read moreThe United Auto Workers president says the union is close to reaching another agreement with CNH Industrial that improves a deal rejected by striking workers earlier this month.
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CNH Industrial union workers at two U.S. plants reject proposed contract.
Read moreAbout 1,100 United Auto Workers (UAW) at Case New Holland (CNH) plants in Burlington, Iowa, and Racine, Wisconsin are in one of the longest active strikes in the country,
Read moreThe president of the union on strike since May at a plant in Racine, Wis. is encouraging workers to apply for jobs at other area manufacturers where they would earn more.
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The five-week strike that straddled the end of a fiscal year and start of another likely cut Deere’s production by 10 to 15 percent, but earnings remained strong.
Read moreSome 10,000 unionized workers at Deere & Company went on strike early Thursday after overwhelmingly rejecting a contract proposal worked out
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