(Black and) Blue Oval: Ford of Canada labor costs reportedly world’s highest

Posted by Autoblog

Filed under: Ford, UAW/Unions

it wasn’t long ago that U.S. automakers were producing a high percentage of their new products in Canada because labor costs were lower up north than are here in the States. The cost paradigm changed…

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