Joe Biden will join United Auto Workers (UAW) on the picket line in the Detroit area of Michigan on Tuesday in what will be the first time any US president has stood in solidarity with people who are on strike.

President Joe Biden has joined picketing United Auto Workers in Michigan on the 12th day of their strike against major carmakers

U.S. President Joe Biden said United Auto Workers should get the 40% pay raise the union is seeking as he joined the auto workers on strike in Michigan on Tuesday. Asked if the UAW should get a 40% increase,

President Joe Biden on Tuesday joined a United Auto Workers picket line outside a General Motors factory in Michigan, making a visible show of support for striking autoworkers and the US labor movement as the workers push for the “big three” automakers to honour their demands for better pay and benefits.

Joe Biden and Donald Trump will speak to striking auto workers in rare back-to-back events in Michigan this week, highlighting the importance of union support in the 2024 presidential election, even though unions represent a tiny fraction of U.

President Joe Biden's trip to Michigan to join the United Auto Workers on strike marks the first time a sitting president has joined the picket line.