GM has been hit with more production stops in Canada after a deadline to negotiate a new deal with unionized workers lapsed, leading to roughly 4,300 employees striking Monday night.
General Motors is now facing additional production stops at three facilities in Canada after a deadline to negotiate a new deal with unionized workers lapsed, leading to roughly 4,300 employees hitting the picket lines Monday night. Unifor, a Canadian union, set the deadline for Monday after earlier agreements with the Detroit manufacturer expired on Sept. 18.
GM SECURES $6B LINE OF CREDIT AS UAW STRIKE DRAGS ON The Ford offer included a $10,000 productivity and quality bonus to active employees, a spike in monthly basic benefits and a special allowance across defined benefit and hybrid pension plans to help transition from traditional internal combustion engine vehicle production to electric vehicle assembly facilities.
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