President Joe Biden has said he understands workers’ frustrations that as automobile companies register “record profits,” these haven’t “been shared fairly.”
plans to be in Detroit to support talks “early in the week,” an administration official told NBC News on Sunday.
"Both Sperling and Acting Secretary Su are engaging with the parties by phone, as they have for weeks, with the intention of being there early in the week," the official said, adding that the administration was"pleased that the parties are continuing to meet as they had been before the contract expired."
“Let’s be clear, no one wants a strike,” he said. “But I respect workers’ right to use their options under the collective bargaining system.”
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