"I've been in his father's house many times," said that leader, Buzz Hargrove, national president of the Canadian Auto Workers union.

In Canada, the president of the Canadian Auto Workers union called urgently for government action to protect the nation's shrinking auto sector.

So, the stakes are high for Chrysler in summer contract talks with the Canadian Auto Workers union.

Meanwhile, the Canadian Auto Workers union announced a tentative agreement that may end its three-day-old strike against Chrysler.

The Canadian Auto Workers union walked off the job at the strike deadline yesterday morning.

In March 2004 a strike by the Canadian Auto Workers union showed deep-rooted divisions between organized labour and the company's current management.

The Canadian Auto Workers union is negotiating separately with Chrysler.

Members of the Canadian Auto Workers union have rejected proposals that include more subcontracting and job transfers.

On Friday, the factory takes a step toward earning one more distinction, when its workers vote on whether to join the Canadian Auto Workers union.

Basil Hargrove, the president of the Canadian Auto Workers union, said in an interview that he wanted to hold talks first with Ford this autumn.

"I've been in his father's house many times," said that leader, Buzz Hargrove, national president of the Canadian Auto Workers union.

In Canada, the president of the Canadian Auto Workers union called urgently for government action to protect the nation's shrinking auto sector.

So, the stakes are high for Chrysler in summer contract talks with the Canadian Auto Workers union.

Meanwhile, the Canadian Auto Workers union announced a tentative agreement that may end its three-day-old strike against Chrysler.

The Canadian Auto Workers union walked off the job at the strike deadline yesterday morning.

In March 2004 a strike by the Canadian Auto Workers union showed deep-rooted divisions between organized labour and the company's current management.

The Canadian Auto Workers union is negotiating separately with Chrysler.

Members of the Canadian Auto Workers union have rejected proposals that include more subcontracting and job transfers.

On Friday, the factory takes a step toward earning one more distinction, when its workers vote on whether to join the Canadian Auto Workers union.

Basil Hargrove, the president of the Canadian Auto Workers union, said in an interview that he wanted to hold talks first with Ford this autumn.