US EditionSteelworkers demand action from new cabinet on jobs, industry, trade and union rights
- The United Steelworkers union called on the new Canadian government in May 2025 to take immediate action on jobs, industry, trade, and union rights from Toronto.
- The union urged stronger domestic procurement rules, investment in infrastructure and strategic industries, and protection for workers amid growing impacts from U.S. Tariffs causing layoffs and stalled projects.
- USW leaders expressed uncertainty about upcoming contract talks with major steelmakers, especially with Nippon Steel's $14.9 billion bid to buy U.S. Steel and potential ownership changes affecting negotiations.
- Marty Warren, USW Canadian national director, urged the Cabinet to prioritize the interests of workers in all their decisions, highlighting the importance of genuine investments and effective enforcement of trade policies.
- The union's demands signal rising concern over escalating trade tensions and economic instability, highlighting the critical role of government leadership in securing resilient industries and union job protections.
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TORONTO — As Canada’s new federal Cabinet is sworn in, the United Steelworkers union (USW) is congratulating the incoming ministers and calling for immediate action. “With the trade war escalating and workers facing mounting uncertainty, this Cabinet has a critical responsibility to deliver results,” said Marty Warren, USW Canadian national director. “We congratulate the new ministers and stand ready to work with them – but our message is clear:…
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