Ford and Unifor strike tentative deal for three-year labour contract
Unifor, a union representing Canadian autoworkers, has reached a tentative three-year labour agreement with Ford Motor Co. The deal affects approximately 5,000 workers across several plants in Ontario and Alberta, with details pending ratification.
Why it matters
This agreement sets a precedent for upcoming contract negotiations with other major automakers like Stellantis and General Motors.
A new deal has been struck for a three-year labour contract between a union representing Canadian autoworkers and Ford Motor Co.
The tentative agreement covers roughly 5,000 workers at five plants in southern Ontario and one in Alberta.
Details are being kept under wraps until they can be presented to union members for ratification.
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