The Canadian Auto Workers announced on Wednesday that they had reached a tentative agreement with Chrysler, the last of its three negotiations. Chrysler had said that it might not accept the same general contract terms as Ford and General Motors, a major deviation from past practices. The tentative agreement includes many of the same terms as the agreements with Ford and General Motors, including a non-two tier wage system for new hires. The agreement does not include any specific investment or job creation terms. Chrysler has about 8,000 unionized workers in Canada.
See "Autoworkers Reach Deal With Chrysler", Ian Austen, The New York Times, September 26, 2012