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Ford Canada-CAW talks under way
F-N and the Canadian Auto Workers union began labour talks Tuesday afternoon, with the future of an assembly plant in Southern Ontario one of the major issues on the bargaining table. Ford asked the CAW to renegotiate its current labour contract, which doesn't expire until 2011, after the union gave...
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- News Source: Xinhuanet.com | 3 months agoThe Canadian Auto Workers (CAW) is entering into negotiations with Ford Canada, with initial talks set to begin on Tuesday afternoon in Toronto, the CAW said. A key condition to reaching a new agreement will be a commitment by Ford to...
- News Source: The Globe & Mail | 3 months agoF-N and the Canadian Auto Workers union began labour talks Tuesday afternoon, with the future of an assembly plant in Southern Ontario one of the major issues on the bargaining table. Ford asked the CAW to renegotiate its current labour contract,...
- News Source: Seattle Times | 3 months agoFord Canada and the Canadian Auto Workers union are beginning labor talks after the union made substantial concessions to both General Motors and Chrysler earlier this year. Ford asked the CAW to reopen its current labor contract, which doesn't...
- News Source: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | 3 months agoFord and its main union begin talks in Toronto on Tuesday designed to cut the recovering car company's costs and possibly decide the fate of a plant in Ontario. Ford is sitting down with the Canadian Auto Workers, which represents Ford employees, to...
- News Source: Macleans | 3 months agoFord Canada and the Canadian Auto Workers will begin preliminary labour talks today. F) says it needs a new contract in order to stay competitive with other manufacturers in both Canada and the United States. The CAW gave both General Motors and...
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