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Blue Cross Blue Shield UAW strike could be coming to an end after verbal agreement reached Tuesday

The tentative contract would improve pay, benefits and job security for UAW-represented employees at BCBSM and Blue Care Network.
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DETROIT — Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan (BCBSM) shared Tuesday night that after several phone calls between BCBSM President & CEO Daniel J. Loepp and UAW International President Shawn Fain over the past week they have reached a tentative agreement.

The tentative contract would improve pay, benefits and job security for UAW-represented employees at BCBSM and Blue Care Network.

Once formalized, the agreement would also end the strike that began on Sept. 13.

“President Fain and I have agreed in principle on the construct of a new collective bargaining agreement that would deliver significant income and job security for our unionized workforce,” Loepp said. “On Wednesday, our bargaining teams will meet to formalize our agreement – bringing our employees one step closer to returning to work. I congratulate and thank President Fain for reaching out and working directly with me to get us to the starting line of the ratification process.”

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