While GM and the UAW have reached a tentative agreement, the economic impact of the strike continues to increase. The strike led to more than $835 million in lost wages for employees, and $1.5 billion in lost profits for the firm. Additionally, the federal government lost $313 million in tax revenue, and the state of Michigan lost $18.5 billion. It has been estimated that since the strike began, 75,000 supply workers have lost their jobs or faced reduced hours.
See "Even with settlement reached, strike's economic impact grows", Dustin Walsh, Crain's Detroit Business, October 16, 2019