Friday 24th April 2009
The Canadian Auto Workers union and Chrysler Canada reached a tentative concession deal that would cut about C$19 ($15.70) an hour from labour costs in a bid to keep the struggling automaker from bankruptcy.




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The Canadian Auto Workers union and Chrysler Canada reached a tentative concession deal that would cut about C$19 ($15.70) an hour from labour costs in a bid to keep the struggling automaker from bankruptcy.
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