The total number of 'Big Three' strikers reaches approximately 25,000 members at 43 facilities in 21 states, the union said.
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Metal-cutting tool manufacturer Sandvik Coromant launched a new brand identity as part of a strategic transformation of its operations.
The United Auto Workers extended its strike to 38 parts distribution centers across 20 states. The centers supply parts to dealerships.
The United Auto Workers has threatened expanded strikes to additional factories should the standoff with GM, Ford Motors and Stellantis last past Sept. 22.
Sean Okada will lead Makita U.S.A.'s strategic initiatives, including the push of cordless tools into more professional applications.
Boise Cascade says its new millwork facility will allow the distributor to expand its offerings of pre-hung doors and other products.
Nearly 13,000 autoworkers have gone on strike after the union and automakers failed to reach a deal on a new labor contract.
A tight labor market, unbalanced federal regulations, and critical policy debates continue to confront the sector, according to a new study.
Workers at General Motors, Ford Motors and Stellantis factories will strike Friday if a labor agreement is not reached.
A proposed STB rule would make it easier for a shipper served by a single railroad to interchange with a different railroad.
Cutting tool supplier Star Cutter Co. acquired Tru Tech CNC grinding systems from New Hampshire-based Resonetics.
The U.S. Department of Energy announced opportunities to help manufacturers retool existing factories and transition to electric vehicles.
Eaton announced investments in its North American manufacturing and operations to support the growing demand for its electrical solutions.
Millennium Manufacturing will help Bracalente bolster its specialized CNC milling, turning and multi-spindle manufacturing capabilities.
Romac Industries' President said the expansion aligns with the company's commitment to domestic manufacturing.
Southwire's future Texas facility will help streamline the company's product offering to the Southwest and Midwest U.S.
Structural connector and building solution manufacturer Simpson recorded consolidated net sales of $597.6 million, an increase of 0.7% YoY.
Abrasive Technology's acquisition of Precision Swiss is a "key piece" towards expanded capabilities, company officials said.
Two lawmakers express concerns after an investigative report alleges Chinese prisoners manufacture Milwaukee Tool gloves.
Austin, Texas-based Abracon acquired U.S. manufacturer NEL Frequency Controls in a move to expand its precision timing product offering.
