The UAW wanted to win back what it lost. Here's how the Ford deal measures up

The United Auto Workers’ tentative agreement with Ford Motor Co. marks significant steps toward the Detroit-based union’s stated goal of winning back concessions made during the automotive bankruptcies and Great

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