UAW Rejects Deere Contract Extension

United Auto Workers members at Deere and Company voted to reject a two-year contract extension, citing ongoing job security concerns and job cuts. Union leaders pointed to strong corporate profits and executive pay while workers face layoffs.

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Ed Curry Jr. assembles a sprayer at the John Deere Des Moines Works in Ankeny, Feb. 24, 2026.

Union members at DEERE & CO rejected a proposal late Sunday to extend their collective bargaining agreement by two years. Workers voted down the offer over job security concerns as the farm equipment manufacturer continues to cut jobs. The rejection comes despite the company posting billions in profits.

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