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Don Gonyea/NPR
A tentative agreement between General Motors and its workers union could put an Eastern Panhandle facility back to work.
GM and the United Auto Workers reached a tentative deal on Monday to end a nearly six week strike that idled a distribution center in Martinsburg.
The GM deal is expected to be similar to ones reached with Ford and Stellantis, the parent company of Chrysler.
About 100 employees in Martinsburg have been part of the strike for five weeks.
Workers at all three companies would have to ratify any agreement, which is expected to include a pay increase and more generous retirement contributions.
GM’s largest plant in North America, in Spring Hill, Tennessee, joined the strike on Saturday.
