GM and Unifor reach tentative deal, ending strike after wage and benefit improvements
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Unifor initiated a national strike after failing to reach a deal with GM by Monday night deadline, affecting truck assembly and engine plants.
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GM reached a tentative 3-year agreement with Unifor hours after the strike began, following pattern of Ford deal.
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Deal includes wage increases up to 25%, cost-of-living allowance, faster progression to top pay, and temp workers becoming permanent.
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Unifor says all members will benefit from pay raises and pension improvements in the deal if ratified.
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Union will now move to negotiate with FCA, expecting similar difficult talks before reaching a deal.