CANADA: Key union agrees GM deal
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 22 May 2009
The Canadian Auto Workers (CAW) union on Friday announced a tentative deal to cut costs at General Motors' Canadian operations that will pave the way for a major GM restructuring package.
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