In his remarks, Fain said that UAW locals representing Stellantis workers will hold strike authorization votes and have those workers go on strike if the company does not meet uni

Chrysler and Jeep parent Stellantis is potentially facing a fresh strike as United Auto Workers (UAW) President Shawn Fain said the union plans to hold a vote authorizing a walkout after the automaker allegedly abandoned contract commitments it made during a labor deal struck last year.

Fain said in an interview after the rally the number of demands sounds like a lot though some involve basic work rules. The union president said the UAW and VW are starting negotiations from scratch unlike prior contracts with the Detroit Three automakers, and it's unclear how long bargaining will take in Chattanooga.

United Auto Workers union President Shawn Fain announced Tuesday he will take "strike action" against Stellantis for failing to follow through on a deal that ended last year's six-week strike.

The UAW leader wrote a letter to a senior Stellantis executive, discussing disputes over the Dodge SUV and a closed Illinois plant.

The UAW union is gearing up for multiple strikes against Stellantis. The union accuses the automaker of breaking its contract commitments.

UAW President Shawn Fain said the union plans for its members to vote on whether to authorize a strike at one or more of its Stellantis chapters. “Stellantis has declared war on the American working class,