The UAW said it would end its 41-day strike against Ford Motor Co. after reaching a tentative agreement late Oct. 25 that gives workers immediate 11 percent raises.
The deal must be ratified by the union’s 57,000 members at Ford. It includes raises totaling 25 percent over the next four years, a reinstatement of cost-of-living adjustments and a three-year path to top wages, among other benefits.
“Our stand-up strike has delivered,” UAW President Shawn Fain said in a recorded video.
President Joe Biden, in a statement released by the White House, said: "This tentative agreement is a testament to the power of employers and employees coming together to work out their differences at the bargaining table in a manner that helps businesses succeed while helping workers secure pay and benefits they can raise a family on and retire with dignity and respect."