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Canadian union Unifor to strike at three GM facilities, Auto News, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Canadian union Unifor to strike at three GM facilities, Auto News, ET Auto

"This strike is the result of the company's unwillingness to agree to the union's core pattern demands on pensions, as well as supports for our retirees and making sure full-time temporary part-time workers are given a clear path to permanent employment, among a series of other unresolved issues," Unifor leaders said in a joint statement.

In the news today: Freedom Convoy trial resumes and GM workers launch strike – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

In the news today: Freedom Convoy trial resumes and GM workers launch strike – Winnipeg Free Press

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GM workers hit the picket lines at three facilities in Ontario | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source - Vimarsana News

GM workers hit the picket lines at three facilities in Ontario | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source

Unifor workers have kicked off strike action at General Motors.

Source: infotel.ca
GM Stock Rises Despite Another Union Striking. It Might Blame Ford. - Vimarsana News

GM Stock Rises Despite Another Union Striking. It Might Blame Ford.

Canadian auto workers are taking action against General Motors, adding to the UAW labor unrest in the U.S.

GM Hit By Canadian Strike Adding To Cross-Border Auto Labor Walkouts - Vimarsana News

GM Hit By Canadian Strike Adding To Cross-Border Auto Labor Walkouts

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.

Source: forbes.com