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Stellantis extends shutdown at Ontario minivan plant due to chip shortage

Roughly 4,500 people, the majority of them Unifor members, build the vans on two shifts at the Windsor Assembly Plant
Roughly 4,500 people, the majority of them Unifor members, build the vans on two shifts. (FCA)
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Greg Layson
May 11, 2021 12:16 PM

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