Canadian Auto Workers Reach Tentative Deal With GM
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The tentative agreement ends a strike that lasted 13 hours.
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TORONTO — General Motors and the union representing Canadian auto workers reached a tentative contract agreement Tuesday, ending a strike that began just after midnight. About 4,300 striking workers at two GM factories and a parts warehouse will return to work Tuesday afternoon and will vote on the …
A strike against General Motors Co. by Canadian autoworkers lasted less than a day after the two sides reached a tentative agreement Tuesday afternoon.
Canadian autoworkers walked off the job at GM locations in Canada after the automaker and the union representing the workers failed to reach a contract agreement Monday.
A strike at General Motors’ Canadian plants is over less than a day after it started, according Unifor, the union that represents more than 4,000 autoworkers at the company.
Auto workers have launched strikes at three General Motors facilities in Canada. Their union, Unifor, represents about 4,300 workers at the plants. They had warned they would walk off the job if they failed to reach agreement with GM by midnight Monday.
General Motors and Canadian union Unifor reached a tentative agreement on Tuesday just hours after 4,300 workers went on strike at three GM facilities. The union said the tentative agreement follow…
General Motors and Unifor, a Canadian union, reached a tentative agreement hours after 4,300 workers went on strike on Tuesday at three GM facilities in Canada.
A strike at General Motors' Canadian plants is over less than a day after it started, according Unifor, the union that represents more than 4,000 autoworkers at the company.
General Motors and the union representing Canadian autoworkers have reached a tentative contract agreement, ending a strike that began just after midnight.
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