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Unifor has 'huge problems' as Detroit 3 contract talks loom

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FCA’s Brampton plant appears to be safe from closure because it makes the high-performance Challenger and Charger models that remain in demand. (FCA)
JI
By:
John Irwin
August 04, 2020 12:50 PM

TORONTO — As Unifor and the Detroit 3 prepare for this year’s round of bargaining, uncertainty hovers over each of the three assembly plants that will be the focus of much of the talks.

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