CAW says Chrysler Canada will save 1,200 jobs

Jul. 10, 2009
The head of the Canadian Auto Workers union says Chrysler Canada has canceled plans to end the third shift at its minivan plant in Windsor, Ontario. Ken Lewenza said Friday the decision will save more than 1,200 jobs. Workers for the day and afternoon shifts...
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