Joseph Szczesny

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has attacked free-trade deals as U.S. job killers, while Democrat Hillary Clinton warns Trump’s proposed tariffs and attacks on free trade would trigger a potentially...

A museum exhibit highlights “hippie” ideas of communal property that planted the seeds for today’s car-sharing revolution.

The UAW’s success in organizing skilled-trades workers, whose extensive training would make them hard to replace, gives the union a foothold in Chattanooga before VW recruits new employees to build the CrossBlue...

As recently as five years ago, analysts predicted wider acceptance of electric vehicles and designs dictated by new markets as sales growth slowed or stopped in mature markets such as those in North America and Europe...

While American car companies don’t yet appear to be in any hurry to reclaim territory they once ruled with robust style, they are reacting with measured optimism over President Barack Obama’s efforts to...

Union leaders remain undecided on a presidential pick, even with the approach of critical primaries in industrial states such as Michigan and Ohio, which hold elections March 8 and March 15, respectively.  &ldquo...

New challenges in 2016 include organizing nonunion workers in the Southern U.S. and the car-production exodus from the U.S. to Mexico at a time when General Motors, FCA and other automakers look abroad to grow their...

“The UAW could have just folded up and gone away after losing that first election” at Chattanooga, labor expert Harley Shaiken says. “They could have lost the second election and it would have been a...