Unifor President reacts to Stellantis sale of Brampton assembly plant
Unifor says the sale violates its collective agreement and federal commitments, while warning the move could threaten thousands of auto supply chain jobs.
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Mark Carney denounces the sale of the Stellantis automobile factory, located in Brampton, Ontario, to the Roshel armament company. His government has promised to take action to "protect the jobs" involved.
Carney calls planned Stellantis sale a 'betrayal' of workers, defends Joly's work
Prime Minister Mark Carney said the situation at Stellantis is 'unacceptable' as the assembly plant in Brampton, Ont., is set to be purchased by a Canadian armoured vehicle maker. 'We will fully enforce our rights,' in the protection of workers and Canadian funds, he said, without offering specifics.
Unifor calls sale of Brampton assembly plant a ‘betrayal’ by Stellantis
BRAMPTON — On Nov. 9, Stellantis officially informed Unifor and publicly announced that it has sold Brampton Assembly Plant to defence contractor Roshel. “Stellantis has betrayed our members with an underhanded deal to sell the plant and walk away from its commitments to our members,” said Unifor National President Lana Payne. “Allowing the sale to move forward is a critical failure of the national auto strategy and breaks the federal government…
Toronto, Canada, Nov 10 (EFE).- Canadian manufacturer of military vehicles Roshel refused this Tuesday to take responsibility for the more than 2,200 workers affected by the paralysing of a Stellantis assembly plant that he will acquire in Canada, a position that anticipates a confrontation with the Canadian government. "A competitive company cannot function by assuming [...] The Roshel entrance refuses to take up the jobs of the Stellantis plan…
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