Canadian Union Unifor Reaches Agreement With General Motors For Over 1,300 Workers In Ontario
General Motors and Canadian Union Reach Tentative Agreement
Express News | Canadian union Unifor: Reached a preliminary collective agreement with General Motors, covering over 1,300 members at the CAMI assembly plant and battery assembly plant in Ingersoll, Canada.
Canadian unions and General Motors have extended the deadline for contract negotiations, avoiding a strike at the Ontario factory.
On September 18, Gehlinghui reported that Canadian union Unifor has extended the deadline for contract negotiations with General Motors, thereby avoiding a strike at the Ingersoll plant in Ontario that produces electric vehicles and batteries. Unifor and General Motors began contract negotiations last week. The local Unifor union had previously stated that if an agreement was not reached, 97% of its 1,300 members would vote to strike at the CAMI plant. The union did not give a new deadline and refused to disclose any more information other than the statement. Lana, the national chairperson of the Unifor union.
Express News | Unifor Extends Cami Assembly Plant Negotiations With GM
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