TORONTO - Despite reports that Chrysler is considering pulling out of Canada, the Canadian Auto Workers union says there is no way it will give more to the ailing auto company then it did in this month's deal with GM.
Ken Lewenza says the union is engaged in a "constructive dialogue" with Chrysler and dismisses what he calls "destructive innuendo."
He also says Chrysler is wrong when it claims that CAW labour costs are $20 an hour too high.
Lewenza says their productivity is better, the company is highly profitable in Canada, the governments are ready to help.
A source tells The Canadian Press that Chrysler is already considering where it can move its Canadian operations if it can't get a deal with the union.
It employs about 10,000 hourly workers in Brampton, Windsor and Toronto.
