With a new labor agreement secure at Ford Motor Co., the United Auto Workers will pivot next to negotiations at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, where bargainers are expected to encounter a thornier set of issues. The agreements reached at Ford and General Motors Co. include wage increases, changes to new hire pay and a path to full-time work for temporary workers—terms that will be more costly for Fiat Chrysler to accept because its workforce is newer and fewer of them are earning the top wage, labor experts say.

Source: Wall Street Journal November 17, 2019 12:00 UTC