Unifor reaches tentative contract agreement with Stellantis, ending brief strike
OTTAWA, ON – Unifor announced Monday it has reached a tentative deal with Stellantis, ending a brief strike at the automaker.
More than 8,200 workers represented by Unifor had walked off the job at Stellantis facilities in Canada after the two sides failed to reach a deal by a Sunday deadline, however the union and the company continued to negotiate through the night.
The union said that while the strike was brief, it was an “important act of solidarity and determination.”
“It demonstrated the strength of our union and provided your bargaining team with the means to achieve a tentative agreement that meets both the core economic demands in the union’s pattern agreement and our Stellantis specific demands,” Unifor national president Lana Payne, Stellantis master bargaining chairperson James Stewart and Vito Beato, Stellantis master bargaining acting vice-chairperson, said in statement.