BusinessSaturday, November 7
Cleveland-Cliffs and the United Steelworkers reach new four-year labor agreements
The 5AM Westlake team
If you or someone you know is a USW-represented Cliffs worker, there's a tentative deal. Cleveland-Cliffs announced Friday new four-year agreements with the United Steelworkers, covering about 12,000 employees in Ohio and four other states.
- Scope: steel plants and mining operations
- Next step: ratification by USW local union memberships
- Headquarters: Cleveland
The new agreements cover about 12,000 steelworkers
- 4 years
- is the length of the new agreements
- About 12,000
- USW-represented employees are covered
- 5
- states have plants or mines covered
Sources: Cleveland.com, WTRF
The agreements resolve all USW contracts currently up for renewal. Cliffs employs about 25,000 workers in the U.S. and Canada.
“These agreements recognize their contributions and give us the stability we need to invest, compete and continue strengthening American steelmaking.”
About 12,000 of Cliffs' roughly 25,000 workers are covered
12,000USW-represented employees covered
Sources: Cleveland.com, WTRF
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| USW-represented employees covered | 12,000 |
Sources: Cleveland.com, WTRF