Common Contracts
2 similar Collective Bargaining Agreement contracts
Note: The headings used in this Agreement and exhibits neither add to nor subtract fromCollective Bargaining Agreement • May 15th, 2000
The agreement is tangible evidence of the ability of the CAW and Chrysler Canada to work together toward a common goal. It also represents a “threepeat” in the sense that this is the third consecutive agreement negotiated without a strike. As a result, wages and benefits for employees and momentum in the marketplace for the company have continued in an uninterrupted fashion, important not only to each of us individually, but also to our communities.
To Chrysler Canada employees represented by the C.A.W.Collective Bargaining Agreement • October 20th, 1999
When Chrysler Canada opened negotiations with the C.A.W. in July 1996, our objective was to reach an agreement that addressed the safety and morale of our employees without compromising the company’s ability to deliver quality products to our customers at a competitive price.
