The news comes days after Ford and auto workers announced an agreement.
Chrysler-parent Stellantis reached a deal with the United Auto Workers to end a six-week strike just days after Ford Motor came to a tentative agreement with the union, according to multiple media reports.
Ford’s agreement serves as a template for the separate contracts with Stellantis and GM. Each company has their own contract with the UAW, which means the same negotiation and voting process will happen with each auto maker. “The last thing want is for Ford to get back to full capacity while they mess around and lag behind,” UAW Vice President Chuck Browning said Wednesday.
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