Canada's Unifor contract talks with Detroit 3 will target pensions, wages and EVs

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ROSEANN DANESE

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Automotive News Canada

May 18, 2023 06:44 PM

Pensions, wages, transition plans to electric vehicle production and new investment emerged as Unifor’s bargaining priorities in upcoming negotiations with the Detroit 3 automakers.

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