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Ford, citing multiple constraints such as supply chain issues, will temporarily cut one of three shifts at a factory that builds the F-150 Lightning pickup, and added the move is unrelated to the UAW strike.

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Unifor ratifies GM deal

Deal promises pay increases of nearly 20% for longtime workers over the 3-year term

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