Nearly 5,000 autoworkers have been laid off since UAW strike began

Companies that supply auto parts to Detroit's Big Three have also laid off hundreds of employees in recent weeks.

Detroit's Big Three automakers continue to lay off hundreds of factory workers as the United Auto Workers strike reaches its fourth week. General Motors on Monday idled a total of 155 workers at plants in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio, the company confirmed. Ford let go 537 workers in Michigan and Ohio, according to the latest numbers posted on X. Stellantis laid off 570 workers at plants in Indiana and Michigan as recently as October 6, the company confirmed Monday.

LM Manufacturing, a Michigan company that makes seats for the Ford Bronco, temporarily laid off about 650 workers last month because of the UAW strike, CBS Detroit reported. Another supplier, Sodecia Automotive, said last week that it will temporarily lay off about 140 workers until late November, according to a company notice. GM reaches agreement in CanadaThe strike bug stretched north of Michigan on Tuesday as GM workers in Ontario, Canada, walked off the job.

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