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Unifor calls for stronger action despite welcoming federal tariff response measures

by HR News Canada Staff September 8, 2025

written by HR News Canada Staff September 8, 2025

Canada's largest private-sector union welcomed federal measures announced last week to support workers hit by U.S. tariffs but said stronger action is still needed to protect jobs and build resilient industries. Unifor praised several elements of the government's $5-billion response package while pu...

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