The union, which won a major contract victory last year, has criticized the company for cutting jobs and delaying plans at an Illinois factory.

Nearly a year after signing record labor contracts with the United Auto Workers (UAW), two of the Big Three automakers find themselves dealing with the possibility of more strikes. The latest move by the UAW comes after the labor union said on Wednesday that members at Ford’s (F) tool and die unit at its Dearborn Rouge complex will go on strike on Sept.

Chrysler and Jeep parent Stellantis is potentially facing a fresh strike as United Auto Workers (UAW) President Shawn Fain said the union plans to hold a vote authorizing a walkout after the automaker allegedly abandoned contract commitments it made during a labor deal struck last year.