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You are here: Home1 / News2 / US Cooper retailers targeted by union protest

US Cooper retailers targeted by union protest

Date: 17th January 2012 Author: Tyrepress Editors Comments: 0

Direct negotiations between Cooper Tire and the United Steelworkers union regarding Cooper’s Findlay plant broke down late last year, yet the union has found other means of communicating its position. Tire Review reports that last weekend the USW held a “day of action” that involved protest at numerous tyre retailers that sell Cooper products. The union distributed information about “Cooper Tire's unfair and illegal lockout” of workers at the plant.

According to the USW, “the union is seeking to educate the tyre buying and selling public about the lockout at Cooper and to ask store owners and managers to sign onto a letter asking CEO Roy Armes and North American president Chris Ostrander to end the lockout and return to the bargaining table to negotiate with the USW in good faith for a fair contract in Findlay.”

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