UAW Strikes Slated to Expand Next Week

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Maybe habitual government intervention ultimately weakened these companies, making it more lucrative to play regulatory games than simply building a sound product.
50% : "The UAW wants to see a 40 percent increase in wages by 2027 (about $28 per hour), the restoration of the cost-of-living adjustments (abandoned in 2009), defined pension benefits for all workers, the right to strike over plant closures, more time off, a working family protection program, for temporary workers to gain full status after 90 days, increased retiree pay, and the restoration of retiree medical benefits.
32% : However, that may be because American trust in government remains at historic lows and this is ultimately a war of public perception.

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