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  • BlueOval SK plant in Glendale, Kentucky before its closure
    Analysis | News

    Ford Busts Union and Fires 1,600 Workers as Kentucky BlueOval SK Plant Closes—How Can the UAW Fight Back?

    Martha Grevatt March 9, 2026May 6, 2026

    Workers at BlueOval SK, who recently unionized with UAW, lost their jobs in February as the joint venture between Ford and Korean battery manufacturer SK On was dissolved and as Ford pivots from EV battery to energy storage manufacturing. UAW members can build the capacity to challenge plant closures through a sectoral strategy that combats whipsawing and enables workers to fight for one another.

  • The image is a collage of colored photos of UAW Black and white workers, holding signs that say ‘UNION YES’, mixed in with black and white photos of buildings in what appears as a rural town. One clipped photo is of a sign that says ‘This Facility is CLOSED.’ There are smaller cut outs of flowers and cardinal birds in the bottom left corner and the upper right corner. Another cut out is of a white man wearing a red shirt that on the back says ‘FUTURE’ and the UAW wheel.
    Analysis

    Overcoming Rural Worker Exploitation: Building a Militant Sectoral Manufacturing Strategy

    Rob Lett, Nolan Tabb November 13, 2025May 6, 2026

    As the rural working class is being exploited for profit through predatory tactics that decimate rural communities, some rural workers have built rank-and-file power to mount militant strikes that span rural facilities across the country. A class struggle vision would move beyond simply organizing new shops and narrowly fighting for bread-and-butter issues, expanding demands to fight whipsawing and address brutal workplace conditions by giving workers more control over the shop floor.

  • Facade of the Lear Corporation headquarters in Southfield, Michigan in winter.
    Interview

    Fighting the Biggest Tier in the Auto Sector: Interview with Lear Parts Workers

    Mark Flaws, Rhonda VanValkenburg, Joe Loftus, Cal Somers, Daily Struggle Editorial Board October 19, 2025April 18, 2026

    Lear Roscommon workers at Local 1819 recount their shopfloor education campaign and contract negotiations that led to a ratified agreement with substantial wage increases, and points to the need for a bigger unified UAW strategy in the IPS sector.

  • Legal services workers rally after picketing Brooklyn courthouse, May 1, 2025.
    Analysis

    Breaking the Whipsaw: Sectoral Bargaining in Legal Services

    Navruz Baum, Jeremy Bunyaner, Sophia Gurulé October 19, 2025November 13, 2025

    The success of sectoral bargaining and strikes across UAW locals in legal services in New York City shows what workers stand to gain from sector-wide coordination and rank-and-file militancy.

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