United Steelworkers reaches tentative agreement with Cleveland-Cliffs covering about 12,000 workers
Key points
- USW reached a tentative four-year agreement with Cleveland-Cliffs covering about 12,000 workers
- The union says base wages rise more than 18% over the contract term, with premium-free health insurance maintained
- The union says the company committed to invest at least $4 billion in USW-represented facilities
The United Steelworkers (USW) reached a tentative four-year agreement with Cleveland-Cliffs covering roughly 12,000 workers in Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Minnesota and Michigan. According to the union, the agreement includes base wage increases of more than 18% over the contract term and premium-free health insurance. The union said the company has committed to invest at least $4 billion in USW-represented facilities during the agreement period.
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