The summer has seen an unusually high number of strikes in the United States, continuing a rising trend for the past few years.
Early Friday morning, some 13,000 United Auto Workers went on strike at plants across multiple states run by the big three Detroit car companies: Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis. The highly publicized strike joins others that have made national headlines, such as this summer's Screen Actors Guild and Writers Guild of America strikes. But the true number of strikers all across the U.S. is even higher.
Two other large strikes are looming — 11,000 city service workers in the Service Employees International Union Local 721 and 22,000 flight attendants in the Association of Professional Flight Attendants look poised to strike soon as well, according to the outlet.
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