GM CAMI Workers Ratify New Two-Year Contract with Significant Pay Increases

The agreement includes immediate wage hikes, aligns with Detroit Three negotiations, and enhances job security during the EV transition.

Unifor members at CAMI Assembly and Battery Assembly plants in Ontario ratified a new collective agreement with General Motors.
The two-year contract delivers a 15% wage increase for production workers and over 20% for skilled trades.
Workers will receive an immediate 10% pay bump, followed by 2% in September 2025 and 3% in July 2026.
The agreement aligns CAMI workers with the union's negotiating timeline for the Detroit Three automakers, enhancing future bargaining power.
Additional provisions include improved pension plans, income security measures, and a $10,000 productivity and quality bonus for full-time employees.