UAW Pushes for Automakers to Cut Reliance on $16-an-Hour Temp Workers

The Detroit car companies are fighting to preserve temporary ranks, seeing them as a critical fallback.

The United Auto Workers union and Detroit’s auto companies returned to contract talks this week. Photo: Paul Sancya/Associated Press

WENTZVILLE, Mo.—The use of temporary factory workers at the Detroit car companies has long rankled the United Auto Workers union, which wants fewer of them and a faster path to full-time status.Continue reading your article with

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