Striking Workers at Volvo Group's Mack Trucks Ratify Contract
By Bob Tita
Nearly 4,000 members of the United Auto Workers union approved a five-year contract with Volvo Group's Mack Trucks unit, ending a 39-day strike at the commercial truck maker's plants in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Florida.
The deal was ratified by 93% of the members voting, the union says in a post on "X," formerly known as Twitter. Volvo says the contract that was voted on Wednesday was largely the same as the tentative agreement on a master contract that union members rejected Oct. 8.
That provided a 19% pay rise over the life of the contract, starting with a 10% increase in the first year. In recent weeks, the negotiations focused on revising the terms in local contracts that cover various work sites.
The union says the ratified contract includes "significant local improvements."
Write to Bob Tita at robert.tita@wsj.com
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November 15, 2023 23:05 ET (04:05 GMT)
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