UAW warns it will add plants to strike at any time | Entire Utah football team gets Ram trucks | NAMAD head is out to show business case for diversity efforts | Tesla Semi outperforms rivals

Ford now has more workers on strike than General Motors and Stellantis, even though it has offered the highest pay among the three automakers.

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