38 new facilities across 20 states are joining the UAW strike as of this post going live. These facilities cover 20 states and are all distributors:
GM facilities:
- Pontiac Redistribution (Pontiac, MI)
- Willow Run Redistribution (Belleville, MI)
- Ypsilanti Processing Center (Ypsilanti, MI)
- Davidson Rd. Processing Center (Burton, MI)
- Flint Processing Center (Swartz Creek, MI)
- Lansing Redistribution (Lansing, MI)
- Cincinnati Parts Distribution (Westchester, OH)
- Denver Parts Distributor (Aurora, CO)
- Hudson Parts Distributor (Hudson, WI)
- Chicago Parts Distributor (Bolingbrook, IL)
- Reno Parts Distribution Center (Reno, NV)
- Rancho Cucamonga Parts Distributor (Rancho Cucamonga, CA)
- Fort Worth Parts Distributor (Roanoke, TX)
- Martinsburg Parts Distributor (Martinsburg, WV)
- Jackson Parts Distributor (Brandon, MS)
- Charlotte Parts Distributor (Charlotte, NC)
- Memphis AC Delco Parts Distributor (Memphis, TN)
- Philadelphia Parts Distributor (Lang Horne, PA)
Stellantis facilities:
- Denver (Commerce City, CO)
- Chicago (Naperville, IL)
- Los Angeles (Ontario, CA)
- Portland (Beaverton, OR)
- Atlanta (Morrow, GA)
- Winchester (Winchester, VA)
- Orlando (Orlando, FL)
- Dallas (Carrollton, TX)
- New York (Tappan, NY)
- Boston (Mansfield, MA)
- Marysville (Marysville, MI)
- Centerline Packaging (Center Line, MI)
- Centerline Warehouse (Center Line, MI)
- Sherwood (Warren, MI)
- Warren Parts (Warren, MI)
- QEC (Auburn Hills, MI)
- Romulus (Romulus, MI)
- Cleveland (Streetsboro, OH)
- Milwaukee (Milwaukee, WI)
- Minneapolis (Plymouth, MN)
Notably, none of the facilities on strike are Ford facilities. That's because the UAW reports things progressing well at Ford, where they say they've won:
- Reinstating the cost of living adjustments suspended in 2009;
- Elimination of a separate wage tier for Rawsonville Components & Sterling Axle workers;
- A right to strike over plant closures & up to 2 years wages/benefits if laid off; and
- Conversion of temporary workers after 90 days