On the Dash: GM’s tentative agreements provide greater clarity on labor costs and job security across its Canadian manufacturing operations. The separate CAMI agreement keeps the future of the idled facility tied to GM’s broader Canadian manufacturing strategy. Ongoing U.S.-Canada trade tensions could continue influencing production decisions and vehicle supply across the North American market. Over the weekend, Unifor and General Motors reached tentative labor agreements covering more than 4,600 autoworkers at GM’s Ontario facilities. According to the Union’s media release, Unifor’s General Motors Master Bargaining Committee unanimously endorsed the deals, with members set to vote on ratification August 29 and 30. While one agreement covers workers at the Oshawa…
