Workers at Guelph glass plant approaching strike position

Date: 30 September 2014

Unionized glass-manufacturing workers at a local NGF Canada Ltd. plant could be on strike by Tuesday.    Members of the Workers United Canada Council are to vote Saturday on a contract offer.

If it's rejected, 26 employees can be in a strike/lockout position after midnight on Monday. 

According to the union, the company is a subsidiary of NSG Group (Nippon Sheet Glass,) based in Japan and the Guelph plant manufactures glass products for building, automotive, and information electronics applications.

Read more: http://www.guelphmercury.com/news-story/4881878-workers-at-guelph-glass-plant-approaching-strike-position/

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