A late-night contract offer from Ford caused Canadian auto workers union Unifor to extend their strike deadline by 24 hours.
A late-night contract offer from Ford caused Canadian auto workers union Unifor to extend their strike deadline by 24 hours.
The union, which is currently in the last stages of contract negotiations with automakers Ford, General Motors and Stellantis, which owns Dodge, Chrysler and Jeep, announced that they received a “substantive offer” just minutes before the midnight deadline on Monday.
The union then gave Ford a 24-hour extension for their contract negotiations and told members to prepare to strike if a deal is not met by 11:59 P.
