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Autoworkers are continuing the strike as rank-and-file members vote on ratifying the tentative agreement, a move that was unusual but seemed slightly more likely as the strike dragged on.

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Striking General Motors workers will stay on the picket lines for at least another week until they vote on a tentative contract with the company.

Some of the most anticipated parts of the deal include a new shortened path to permanent status for temporary workers and guaranted wage increases and lump sums for permanent manufacturing employees.

The tentative agreement is expected to appease autoworkers who were concerned by GM's plan to idle the Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly Plant in Michigan by placing production of an electric truck there.

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"I'm sure the team members at General Motors are anxious to get back to work and earn a paycheck," Jim Lentz, Toyota Motor North America CEO, said.

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The strike is not technically over, but this is a positive sign.