Canadian Auto Workers

TORONTO — The president of the Canadian Auto Workers says his union won't accept a ban on strikes similar to one detailed in the U.S. as a condition of $17.4-billion in loans to Chrysler and General Motors. Ken Lewenza said the CAW has not yet been ...  

TORONTO - The president of the Canadian Auto Workers says his union won't accept a ban on strikes similar to one detailed in the U.S. as a condition of US$17.4 billion in loans to Chrysler and General Motors. Ken Lewenza said the CAW has not yet been ...  

Canadian Industry Minister Tony Clement will meet tomorrow with Ken Lewenza , head of the Canadian Auto Workers Union, to discuss ways to help the sector.  

The head of the Canadian Auto Workers union may be prepared to compromise on the contentious issue of pay and benefits for autoworkers.  

About 700 autoworkers are going to be laid off from their jobs at a General Motors car plant in Oshawa, Ont., says a Canadian Auto Workers union spokesperson.  

In a series of meetings across Ontario last week, the Canadian Auto Workers told its members that union wages aren't to blame for the thousands of jobs that have bled from the Detroit Three automakers' Canadian ...  

Canadian governments must intervene to prevent the loss of whole auto assembly plants to the United States, says the president of the Canadian Auto Workers.  

Canadian Auto Workers union president Ken Lewenza commended the federal and Ontario provincial governments for their commitment to the Canadian auto industry and the more than 400,000 jobs the industry supports.   "One of the most important components of this aid is that companies will have to...  

Canadian Auto Workers union leaders reacted strongly December 12 to the U.S...  

The head of the Canadian Auto Workers union is signalling he may be prepared to compromise on the contentious issue of pay and benefits for auto workers, a day after Ottawa and Ontario announced a $4-billion ...  

'There will be pain,' concedes union chief as McGuinty, Harper poised to offer aid. Thousands of auto workers in Canada face the prospect of pay and job cuts today after the U.S. government offered a $17.4 billion (U.S.) aid package to teetering General Motors and Chrysler that contemplates...  

If turkeys thought their troubles were over with Christmas Day behind us, they obviously didn’t know what the Canadian Auto Workers had planned. [...]  

Auto workers in Canada, like their class brothers and sisters in the US, Mexico and around the world, today confront an unprecedented assault on their jobs, ...  

General Motors Canada will temporarily lay off the third shift at its Oshawa car plant starting the first week of February, the Canadian Auto Workers said last night.  

TORONTO — The head of the Canadian Auto Workers union may be prepared to compromise on the contentious issue of pay and benefits for autoworkers. CAW president Ken Lewenza signalled that his union may have no choice. It might have to follow in the ...