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Stellantis Signs MOU with Roshel on Potential Sale of Brampton Plant
The union says it missed its deadline for a new collective agreement as Stellantis explores a sale of the idled plant.
- On Friday, Unifor paused contract talks with Automaker Stellantis after failing to reach agreement by its internal deadline, as the company signed a memorandum of understanding with Canadian armored vehicle maker Roshel for a potential sale of the idled Brampton plant.
- Negotiations stalled due to an impasse over the future of the Brampton facility, which Stellantis has idled since 2023, creating uncertainty about jobs at the plant.
- Stellantis spokesperson LouAnn Gosselin says the Roshel memorandum of understanding 'represents a strong path to restoring sustainable operations' for the facility.
- Unifor national president Lana Payne identified job security at the Brampton plant as the most difficult hurdle, following pattern bargaining with Ford Motor and General Motors.
- The collective agreement expires Sept. 20 at 11:59 p.m., and Unifor is 'actively considering next steps' to address the bargaining impasse in the days ahead.
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Stellantis Signs Memo with Roshel for Possible Sale of Idle Plant
Stellantis NV has signed a memorandum with a Canadian armored vehicle manufacturer that outlines steps toward the sale of an idled car factory near Toronto — a move that represents yet another ripple effect of US tariffs on the Canadian auto sector.
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