Ford Motor and Unifor, a union representing Canadian hourly employees, reach a new, three-year labor deal.
Ford Motor announced Sunday that Unifor, the union representing some of its Canadian employees, has ratified a three-year labor deal agreed to by negotiators on Sept. 19. The deal includes a C$10,000 signing bonus for full-time employees and wage increases of 15% over the life of the contract.
“Our Unifor-represented autoworkers are the heart of Ford of Canada,” Bev Goodman, Ford of Canada CEO, said in a news release. “This contract invests in our talented and dedicated employees…together, we are ensuring our Canadian operations continue to deliver with the skills, knowledge, and processes to compete and win.”
Unifor is taking a traditional approach to these negotiations by picking one auto maker at a time and then using each agreement as a way to bargain with the others. “Ford appears to be close to a settlement and was unaffected by the latest UAW actions,” wrote Benchmark analyst Mike Ward in a report Monday.
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