US EditionCanadian autoworkers ratify deal between Ford, Unifor
- Unifor members have voted to ratify a new collective agreement with the Ford Motor Company, averting a threatened strike.
- The vote took place over the weekend, with 5,600 Ford workers across Canada casting their vote on the new contract. Unifor announced the Ford Motor Company as their target company in the negotiations with other automotive giants.
- This agreement marks a significant victory for Unifor and Canadian autoworkers, ensuring job security and labor rights. The ratified labor agreement will benefit both the workers and the company, creating a stable and productive working environment.
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Canadian auto workers to target General Motors after deal with Ford is ratified
DETROIT (AP) — Canadian auto workers say General Motors will be their next target after members ratified a new three-year labor contract with Ford. Unifor represents about 4,300 workers at three GM facilities in Canada It reached a strong deal with Ford and will try to negotiate a pattern agreement with GM. President Lana Payne said Monday the union has a lot of bargaining leverage with GM because a factory in Oshawa, Ontario, is working around …
Canadian auto workers to target General Motors after deal with Ford is ratified
Canadian auto workers say General Motors will be their next target after members ratified a new three-year labor contract with Ford. Unifor represents about 4,300 workers at three GM facilities
Canadian auto workers to target General Motors after deal with Ford is ratified
DETROIT (AP) — Canadian auto workers say General Motors will be their next target after members ratified a new three-year labor contract with Ford. Unifor, which represents about 4,300 workers at three GM facilities in Canada, said Monday it reached a strong deal with Ford and now will try to negotiate a pattern agreement with GM. President Lana Payne said the union has a lot of bargaining leverage with GM because a factory in Oshawa, Ontario, i…
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