Author: Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free Press

The strike between General Motors and the United Auto Workers union might be over, but a new battle is waging over temporary employees.

GM is reviving the Hummer name, building an all-electric pickup to be sold in early 2022.

GM is gambling that the military will want to buy its car technology to use on military vehicles. That’s why the automaker started GM Defense.

General Motors customers are lamenting months of waiting for repairs as GM scrambles to recover from a 40-day strike by the United Auto Workers.

GM and LG Chem will invest $2.3 billion and build a new plant near Lordstown, Ohio, to build batteries for electric cars.

GM said it sold the assembly plant in Lordstown, Ohio, to a company that has plans to build an electric pickup – called the Endurance – at the site.

GM’s executives have until Thursday to draft a provisional plan that UAW leaders will accept and turn into a tentative agreement for its members.

Ford and FCA workers pay close attention to GM-UAW talks knowing they could be next. They also volunteer to join the picket line, donate goods.