Over 140,000 auto workers are expected to strike this week if the country's three unionized automakers fail to meet demands.

<div class="block">Over 140,000 auto workers are expected to strike this week if the country&#39;s three unionized automakers fail to meet demands.</div>

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Auto Workers May Strike in Days If Demands Are Not Met

Take a look at the business stories that we're watching this morning. More than 140,000 auto workers are expected to strike this week. If the country's three unionized automakers failed to meet demands, the strike would affect workers at General Motors Ford and STIs Union contracts with the three companies all run out at night 11:59 p.m. on Thursday and United Auto Workers Union president Sean Fein said the union stands ready to go on strike on Friday. The union is demanding an immediate 20% raise in four additional raises of 5% each at a Facebook live event. Last month, Fein said our members are working 60 70 even 80 hours a week just to make ends meet. It's not a living, it's barely surviving and it needs to stop.