The UAW is made up of more than 400,000 members across the country - but less than half of them work for Detroit's Big Three. Here's how many are on strike for the automakers as of Friday, Sept. 29.
. Those two new plants include 7,000 UAW workers.
"Mere moments before our Facebook live, we received a flurry of interest from the companies in addressing some significant bargaining issues," he said. "When we set a new course for future generations, It won’t be because of any president. Not the UAW president, not the President of the United States. It will be because ordinary people did extraordinary things. Our solidarity is our strength. Our strength is the hope of working-class people everywhere. Let’s stand up and win this thing," he said.The UAW stands for United Auto Workers and is primarily made up of union members who work in the automotive industry.
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