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Year of sporadic work creates unprecedented challenges for auto workers - Vimarsana News

Year of sporadic work creates unprecedented challenges for auto workers

Financial and psychological hardships take toll on workers in a year of uncertainty

Year of sporadic work creates unprecedented challenges for auto workers - Vimarsana News

Year of sporadic work creates unprecedented challenges for auto workers

Financial and psychological hardships take toll on workers in a year of uncertainty

Windsor West MP urges Ottawa to match U.S. electric-vehicle incentives for Canadian-built products - Vimarsana News

Windsor West MP urges Ottawa to match U.S. electric-vehicle incentives for Canadian-built products

Brian Masse, the MP for Ontario's Windsor West who's also the NDP's industry and international trade critic, is calling on Ottawa to increase its zero-emission vehicle incentives in Canada to match the proposed U.S. incentives.

Source: cbc.ca
The Divide, Part 3: Threats over vaccines escalating against staff - Vimarsana News

The Divide, Part 3: Threats over vaccines escalating against staff

Windsor police have been called in to investigate threats made against local COVID-19 vaccination centre and health-care staff.

Source: canada.com
Opponent of COVID-19 vaccine mandate arrested for bombing at Stellantis Windsor Assembly Plant - Vimarsana News

Opponent of COVID-19 vaccine mandate arrested for bombing at Stellantis Windsor Assembly Plant

The central question raised by recent events at the Windsor plant is: why has there been no sustained worker resistance to management’s insistence that they toil in unsafe conditions during the pandemic, or its plans to cut a further 1,800 jobs?

Source: wsws.org