Bombardier, Union Leadership Settle Strike in Toronto
The labor strike at Bombardier’s Toronto manufacturing facility was apparently short-lived, as the airframer announced it has reached a settlement.
While Bombardier appears to have settled its labor issues in Toronto, for De Havilland Canada, the negotiations with its unionized workers there continue.
While Bombardier appears to have settled its labor issues in Toronto, for De Havilland Canada, the negotiations with its unionized workers there continue.

The labor strike at Bombardier’s Toronto business jet manufacturing facility was apparently short-lived, as the airframer announced Friday morning that it has reached a settlement with union leaders. Approximately 1,500 of its employees walked off the job on Wednesday as negotiations continued. A union ratification vote for the new three-year agreement is scheduled for Saturday afternoon, and the details of the deal will be released publicly after acceptance.