Thousands of John Deere assembly workers on strike this week are the latest sign of unrest amid a national labor shortage stretching from health care to snack makers to agricultural machinery manufacturing.
Workers took to the picket lines early Thursday after the Moline, Illinois-based company failed to reach an agreement with United Auto Workers by the union’s midnight deadline. The 10,000 unionized workers on Sunday had rejected a tentative agreement by a 90% margin.
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