Fca Agreement 2020

8. Dezember 2020

FCA noted that the agreement amounts to $1.58 billion (Canadian) total investments and covers more than 8,400 workers represented by Unifor. FCA Canada today confirmed that its Unifor employees have ratified a new three-year agreement that builds on the company`s commitment to expand its Canadian production with investments of up to $1.58 billion and the creation of 2,000 new jobs. Unifor had previously entered into a preliminary agreement with Ford Canada employees, and the framework of this agreement was to serve as a model for discussions with FCA and General Motors. Contract negotiations with GM are not yet scheduled. The agreement covers Fiat-Chrysler`s 9,000 Canadian employees, including Windsor Assembly Plant employees. At a press conference in Toronto on Thursday, said unifor National President Jerry Dias that the deal includes an investment of $1.3 billion to $1.5 billion in the Windsor Assembly plan. FCA is committed to installing a new platform in the facility, which will be able to produce many hybrid and electric models. Dias estimates that this will increase employment to up to 2,000 positions, including the 425 people currently laid off due to the decline in the third position. Unifor has secured an interim agreement for 9,000 members @FiatChrysler_NA avoid strike action at the Windsor, Brampton, Etobicoke, Mississauga, Montreal and Red Deer plants.

@JerryPDias will be at Thursday`s press conference at 10 a.m. t.co/P2F2rXCGLo #autotalks2020 #canlab pic.twitter.com/g56tL0NHBs „It happened to the end,“ Cassidy said. „We knew we had the scaffolding, we knew Chrysler had to take the model. The fact is that we need to make sure that we reach a local agreement and our national agreements to reach the agreement. There is not a word about what the new product will be for Windsor. Fiat-Chrysler Automobiles did not immediately comment on the agreement Thursday morning. The new agreement follows the previously established model in the areas of economics and benefits. After the conclusion of the Ford agreements and now the FCA, Unifor is drawing its attention alongside General Motors, and discussions are scheduled this week. Further details of the interim agreement will be submitted to Unifor members at a series of virtual ratification meetings this weekend and members will vote on the adoption of the agreement over a 24-hour period from 10 .m.