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Regardless of the outcome, the United Auto Workers strike threatens to put pressure on already-high car prices. Although anyone shopping for a new car won't be immediately affected, expect discounting to decline and fewer incentives down the road, experts say.

UAW workers strike outside the GM assembly plant in Wentzville, Mo., on Sept. 15. The plant was one of the first to go on strike under the UAW's novel plan. The UAW started its strikes last week at three assembly plants in the Midwest: a GM plant in Missouri, a Ford plant in Michigan, and a Stellantis plant in Ohio.

Conserving the $825 million union strike fund The UAW said it will provide those workers who are laid off in response to the strikes the same pay as striking workers ? $500 a week. For most auto workers on the production line, that represents well under half their weekly earnings.

The UAW is paying striking workers $500 a week, which means it could cover its nearly 150,000 members at the Big Three for about 11 weeks if they went on the picket line at the same time.

Earlier this month, it was revealed that the union had over $800 million in its strike fund. Strike pay is $500/week to all UAW members and Fain's 'standup strike' strategy ? which implements strikes at certain plants over time rather than the entire union on strike ? could mean that money could last for a long time.

United Auto Workers members strike at the Ford Michigan Assembly Plant on September 15, 2023 in Wayne, Michigan. This is the first time in history that the UAW is striking all three of the Big Three auto makers, Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis, at the same time.

In September 2019, the UAW called a strike on GM plants after negotiations between the two fell through. At that time all of the workers at the plant went on strike. The plant employs more than 3,700 workers.

UC is currently in contract negotiations with the United Auto Workers (UAW) which represents UC academic employee groups in four separate bargaining units: Postdoctoral Scholars, Academic Researchers, Academic Student Employees (teaching assistants/readers/tutors), and Graduate Student Researchers.

During walkouts, workers are set to receive about $500 a week in strike pay ? far short of what they earn while they're working. As a result, millions of dollars in wages would be removed from the economy. The automakers would be hurt, too.