Canada auto union offers wage cuts, weighs strike

Published September 13, 2012 9:28pm ET



TORONTO (AP) — The Canadian Auto Workers union has proposed wage cuts for new employees at Detroit’s three big automakers in the hopes of averting a strike next week, the union’s secretary-treasurer said Thursday.

Peter Kennedy also warned, however, that the union may strike General Motors, Chrysler and Ford if negotiations fail. He said the union will decide which ones to target as the strike deadline, just before midnight Monday, approaches.

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