Unifor national president Lana Payne autoworkers face an 'unprecedented' challenges this go around, including a U.S. president that has said he is gunning for Canada's auto sector, 'and our jobs.'
It’s a contract negotiation unlike any other.
At a downtown hotel Monday, the country’s biggest private sector union kicked off contract talks with Ford Canada, amid a trade war sparked by Donald Trump’s tariffs, White House threats to crush Canada’s auto manufacturing industry, and dwindling market share for the Detroit Three auto makers.
TORONTO - The union representing nearly 19,000 Canadian autoworkers is kicking off contract talks today with Ford Motor Co., the…
TORONTO - Against the backdrop of U.S. tariffs battering local automakers, uncertainty linked to upcoming trade talks and the…
Unifor is seeking higher pay and retirement benefits as well as better job security from Ford Motor Co. in contract negotiations.…
Unifor sits down with Ford Motor Co. on Monday to begin what could be most consequential round of bargaining with Detroit Three…
The White House’s August 1 deadline has ‘set off some panic’ among both workers and employers, experts say.
Unifor's national president said she left the first day of bargaining with Ford Motor Co. feeling encouraged.
