Canada’s largest private-sector union says it has reached a tentative agreement with General Motors on a new deal for some 4,600 auto workers.
Unifor announced the agreement Saturday morning and said it would cover workers at auto plants in Oshawa, Ingersoll, St. Catharines and Woodstock.
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“Our bargaining committee worked diligently to reach these agreements, which deliver strong income and benefit gains, amid some of the most challenging times in our history,” national president Lana Payne said in a statement.
Negotiations began on Aug. 10, according to the union, after deals between Unifor and Ford Motor Company were agreed upon and wrapped up.
The tentative agreement with General Motors still needs to be ratified by union members, but Unifor’s bargaining committee said it was unanimously endorsing the agreement.
The communists have come for us! These radical unionists are all just pretend worker activists. They get these jobs, then talk to people about their ‘problems’ in the work place and then gang everyone together against these helpless owners. Thes radicals do nothing but increase their own money and maybe everyone else at the one place but at what cost right? Unions forced the weekend, 40h work week, maternity leave, sick leave, vacations, pensions, employment insurance. And living wages onto all of us! We need less unions and more slavery. Real patriots work for the country
so with the failure of trade agreement will GM and Ford be conning Carney into massive money from expensive DEBT $$$ …..
It won’t matter when all the manufacturing is moving to the USA anyway
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I hope they all loose their Job, they never ever satisfied.
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I’m sure since the auto industry is in Ontario that there will be massive amounts of welfare Money given to ontario in the coming months.
Canada don’t even make bicycles
Get back to us when you recoup the money from Stellantis
Clowns
I hope government isint stupid enough to give GM more money after what they pulled
Wage increase for doing what exactly other than drilling a few screws. It’s the robots that are doing the harder work. Not that I agree with using robots. Whatever happened to hard earned work back in the day without the use of robotics?
Let’s see how this agreement holds up now Canada faces 50% tariffs
Auto workers biggest sacks of shat in cunada, not a clue what a days work is
What once was a buzzing factory to an EV failure . Money well wasted.
Ingersoll plant workers getting a raise for being off work? 👍