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Unifor’s $180K Super Bowl ad: Helping laidoff GM Canada workers? Or Jerry Dias?
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February 8, 2019
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5:35Now PlayingDavid Menzies of The Rebel.Media reportsGM Canada will be closing its Oshawa, Ontario plant in the months ahead, meaning more than 2,000 lost jobs, and there are myriad reasons for the closure, but, if I were a rank and file member of Unifor, I think I’d be ticked anew given that bizarre Super Bowl the union ran during The Big Game. Watch as I explain why, and offer my theory about what the ad was really about.
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