Deal sets the pattern for upcoming talks with GM in Canada
A strike by autoworkers at Canadian Ford plants has been averted.
Unifor, which represents about 56-hundred Ford workers say 54 per cent of members voted in favour of the proposed collective agreement.
The union says the deal offers a 15 per cent wage increase to be spread over three years.
The deal sets the pattern for upcoming talks with GM and Stellantis in Canada, as well as a potential precedent that could play out in the United Auto Workers' strike at automaker facilities in the U-S.
NRP Want Help After Horses Hurt
Niagara Families Connected to Doctor
Teenager Hurt in St. Catharines Stabbing
One Driver Arrested of Two Hit and Runs
Unifor and GM reach tentative contract agreement
Marineland ships another three belugas to San Diego
PM Carney says Canada will Meet U.S tariffs “Dollar for Dollar”
Province Investing in Niagara Businesses