Unifor members rally at headquarters to protest Detroit 3 vaccine mandate

Unifor protest — Workers were demanding the freedom to choose whether to be vaccinated and calling on their union to get more aggressive in pushing back against the Detroit Three’s vaccine policies. (DAVID KENNEDY)

November 04, 2021 02:48 AM

Dozens of auto workers gathered outside Unifor's head office in Toronto Nov. 3 to protest what they see as the union’s tacit support for mandatory vaccination policies introduced last month by Ford, General Motors and Stellantis.

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