UAW-GM strike ends: What's next for UAW members?

LANSING, Mich. – The 40-day UAW-GM strike has come to an end. So, what's next? General Motors hasn't wasted any time getting people back to work.

The results from a week of voting came in Friday and 57% of UAW members voted yes to the contract. That's the majority of production, skilled and salaried workers.

Workers at the Detroit Hamtramck plant have already been given a timeline. Third shift is supposed to report Sunday at 10 a.m. and full production will resume Monday.

Analysts peg the price tag for GM at $2 billion for this strike.

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