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Oct 30 - Canadian labor union Unifor called off a brief strike that began early on Monday after reaching a tentative agreement with Chrysler-parent Stellantis over a new labor contract covering more than 8,000 workers.
North American union workers are seeking higher wages, better work-life balance and job upgrades. Unifor's bargaining team had prioritized discussions around support for its workers in the electric vehicle transition at the plant in Brampton. Unifor used the"pattern bargaining" approach in its talks with the automakers in Canada and reached ratified deals first with Ford and then General Motors .
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