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Union, politicians raising concerns that government-supported Stellantis-LG battery plant will use temporary foreign workers

At least one of the jobs advertised by Jeil Special — on the federal government’s JobBank.ca website — has received a Labour Market Impact Assessment, meaning it can be filled by a temporary foreign worker.

Published Nov 17, 2023 at 2:16am

Marco Vigliotti
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Marco Vigliotti
Union, politicians raising concerns that government-supported Stellantis-LG battery plant will use temporary foreign workers

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tours the Stellantis Windsor (Chrysler) Assembly plant in Windsor, Ont., Tuesday, January 17, 2023. (Nicole Osborne/The Canadian Press)

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