U.S. Steel has allegedly 'sold off to the highest bidder to line their own pockets,' according to local union presidents who now worry about their job security and livelihoods.
Steel has become an integral part of the American economy. But as a large portion of the sector is being "sold off to the highest bidder," members of the United Steelworkers union are sounding off over the transaction.
feel like they already haven't put America first, by selling out to a foreign entity," USW Local 1557 President Don Furko said. U.S. Steel said in a February statement that Nippon Steel’s investment "will strengthen the American steel industry for the benefit of American customers, employees, and communities.
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