UPDATE 1:51PM:
Workers at GM’s Ingersoll CAMI plant have voted nearly 90 per cent in favour of accepting a new four-year contract.
No details have been released by Unifor Local 88 or GM on the finer points of the deal yet.
Employees could be returning to work as-soon-as 11:00pm tonight once the agreement is ratified.
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A tentative deal has been reached by Unifor and GM over the nearly month-long strike of workers at the automaker’s Ingersoll CAMI assembly plant.
The deal was reached on Friday evening and a ratification vote is set for this morning.
The union says job security was a major issue in the talks, with more details expected to be released today once the worker’s votes are tallied.
General Motors had plans to move a portion of the CAMI plant’s manufacturing quota to Mexico, sparking the strike on September 17th.
