Stellantis Diversity Groups Mobilize to Provide Scab Labor at Auto Parts Plants
The automaker’s Business Resource Groups have responded to the company’s call for volunteers at plants affected by the UAW strike.
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Daniel Boguslaw is an investigative reporter based in Washington, D.C. His interests include corporate corruption, congressional and White House investigations, American influence overseas, and organized labor. Prior to joining The Intercept, Daniel worked at the New Republic, The American Prospect, and as a firefighter in the Pacific Northwest.
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