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Unifor, GM supplier Nemak end 2-week strike

When Nemak announced the pending closure in July, it said the decision came on the back of “the expected withdrawal from an export program by a client in China,” which would lead the plant to use less than 10 per cent of its installed capacity by 2020.  (Unifor )
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By:
Greg Layson
September 15, 2019 04:05 AM

WINDSOR, Ont. — Unifor and Nemak, which supplies engine blocks to General Motors, have reached an agreement to end the union’s two-week strike at the company’s factory here, according to the union.

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