Canadian union Unifor reaches tentative agreement with Ford

Lana Payne speaks to delegates after getting elected as president of UNIFOR, Canada’s biggest private sector union, at the Metro Toronto Conference Centre on Aug. 10, 2022.

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Canadian union Unifor explained on Tuesday night that it had reached a tentative settlement with Ford Motor.

Unifor, which signifies about 5,600 Canadian auto employees, were being threatening to go on strike at all a few of Ford’s plants in the state if a offer was not reached by 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday (0359 GMT on Wednesday).

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