In addition to the GM workers on strike, nearly 2,500 employees at other GM plants were temporarily laid off as a result of the work stoppages, which have cost the company more than $800 million. Ford's tentative agreement with the UAW, if ratified by that company's 57,000 members, will give raises totaling 25 percent over the next four years, reinstate cost-of-living adjustments and give top wages to new hires after three years, among other benefits. Stellantis matched the 25 percent wage raise and also agreed to reopen the idled Belvidere Assembly in Illinois.