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Ford workers vote on tentative deal as USMCA uncertainty and tariffs hang over auto sector

  • Posted on July 18, 2026
  • By The Globe and Mail
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  • 1 min read
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Ford's workforce is evaluating a groundbreaking three-year contract negotiation involving over 5,000 Unifor members across Canadian facilities. The agreement encompasses competitive annual wage increases, performance-based bonuses, and enhanced pension benefits designed to strengthen worker compensation packages. This labor development occurs amid broader industry concerns regarding USMCA trade agreement stability and rising tariff pressures affecting North American automotive manufacturing competitiveness and employment security.

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Ford workers vote on tentative deal as USMCA uncertainty and tariffs hang over auto sector
Ford workers vote on tentative deal as USMCA uncertainty and tariffs hang over auto sector

Three-year agreement covering more than 5,000 Unifor members includes annual wage increases, bonuses and pension-plan improvements
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