Unifor said Monday that about 97 per cent of its members who work for the Chrysler parent company voted this weekend to support labour stoppages, although the union is not yet in a legal position to strike. (The Logic)
Talking point: Talks stalled last month after Stellantis shared its intention to sell its assembly plant in Brampton, Ont., which has been idle since 2023, to Ontario-based Roshel, which makes armored vehicles. Last year, Stellantis announced it would produce the Jeep Compass in the U.S., scrapping plans to make it in Brampton. Industry Minister Mélanie Joly has said the Brampton plant must reopen or Stellantis will have to repay millions in federal subsidies. Stellantis spokesperson LouAnn Gosselin said the company is ready to keep talking and reach a deal “that recognizes the contributions of our employees while supporting the long-term competitiveness of our Canadian operations.”
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