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Autoworkers GM strike is about to enter a third week, is it finally in sight?
Detroit Free Press Sr. Content Editor Randy Essex discusses today's status and implications of the GM UAW strike.
United Auto Workers announced Friday that they had made "good progress" in resolving some critical issues in discussions with automaker General Motors, as a strike against the company comes up against the three-week mark.
"Since the last update, we have made good progress in terms of health care and a way for temporary staff to become senior members," Terry Dittes, the vice president and director of the UAW General Motors Department said in a statement.
Some other points up for negotiation, but remain "undecided," including wages, job security, skilled trades and pensions.
