Unifor Reaches Tentative Agreements with General Motors
The agreements cover more than 4,600 workers and come after negotiations began Aug. 10 amid tariff uncertainty, the union said.
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Unifor reaches tentative agreements with General Motors
Unifor has reached tentative agreements with General Motors covering more than 4,600 workers at five Ontario facilities. The deals apply to members at Oshawa Assembly Plant, CAMI Assembly Plant in Ingersoll, St. Catharines Propulsion Plant and Woodstock Parts Distribution Centre. Talks began August 10 after Unifor ratified a pattern agreement with Ford Motor Company. The union said bargaining took place during tariff uncertainty and ongoing U.S.…
GM, Unifor reach tentative agreements covering 4,600 Canadian auto workers
On the Dash: GM’s tentative agreements provide greater clarity on labor costs and job security across its Canadian manufacturing operations. The separate CAMI agreement keeps the future of the idled facility tied to GM’s broader Canadian manufacturing strategy. Ongoing U.S.-Canada trade tensions could continue influencing production decisions and vehicle supply across the North American market. Over the weekend, Unifor and General Motors reache…
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