Stellantis Workers Unite Across Borders
Canadian and US Stellantis workers are calling for cross-border unity to defend jobs, speaking out against job destruction and trade war support from the UAW and Unifor.
“We shouldn’t be pitted against each other”
Stellantis autoworkers in Canada and the US have denounced Trump’s trade war measures, seeking a unified struggle to defend jobs and living standards amidst mass layoffs and automation.
- Stellantis scrapped plans to build the new Jeep Compass in Brampton, Ontario, shifting production to Belvidere, Illinois, to avoid Trump’s tariffs.
- The decision threatens 1,500 Brampton jobs and may lead to the plant’s closure.
United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain praised Trump’s tariffs for bringing “back thousands of good union jobs to the US”, despite the potential loss of jobs in Canada.
Author's summary: Workers unite against job destruction.
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