Basic Motors and Stellantis mentioned they’ve laid off further staff due to penalties associated to the United Auto Employees strike.

GM mentioned in an announcement Wednesday that it has halted manufacturing at its meeting plant in Fairfax, Kansas, due to a “scarcity of essential stampings” that might have been equipped by its manufacturing facility in Wentzville, Missouri, the place staff went on strike final week. About 2,000 staff are affected.

Earlier Wednesday, Stellantis mentioned it’s shedding about 370 workers at three components factories in Ohio and Indiana instantly as a consequence of “storage constraints,” additionally associated to the strike. The vegetation make components for Jeep automobiles constructed on the automaker’s Toledo Meeting Advanced, the place staff are additionally on strike.

UAW-represented staff walked out of the Wentzville and Toledo meeting vegetation, in addition to a Ford Motor manufacturing facility in Wayne, Michigan, close to Detroit, on Sep. 15, after the three automakers failed to succeed in a deal on a brand new contract with the union.

GM’s Fairfax Meeting plant builds the Chevrolet Malibu sedan and Cadillac XT4 crossover. GM mentioned that due to the strike, the two,000 staff laid off from Fairfax is not going to be eligible for the supplemental unemployment advantages that its laid-off workers would usually obtain.

“Now we have mentioned repeatedly that no one wins in a strike,” GM mentioned in an announcement. “What occurred to our Fairfax staff members is a transparent and fast demonstration of that truth. We’ll proceed to cut price in good religion with the union to succeed in an settlement as shortly as potential.”

Practically 13,000 GM, Ford and Stellantis staff are on strike on the Wentzville, Toledo and Wayne vegetation. UAW President Shawn Fain mentioned the union would announce extra strikes Friday until there may be “critical progress” in negotiations.