Previous employees of the General Motors plant in Ohio are now trying to determine next steps, following the closure of their workplace. In 2017, union members agreed to make $118 million annually in concessions in an attempt to save the plant- only to have the plant shutdown a year later. Union members are disgruntled because they feel that they did everything that management asked of them to save the plant, “And still, we don’t have a product to build.” Management claims that the issue stems from a lack of demand for the vehicle that the plant was producing, not high employee wages.
See "GM Squeezed $118 Million From Its Ohio Workers, Then Shut The Plant", David Welch, Bloomberg, March 29, 2019