Some positive signs at GM's Oshawa facility as the company is planning to fill 1,600 new jobs.
The automaker is looking for production line workers, certified electricians, industrial mechanic-millwrights, shift leaders, and controls engineers to start immediately.
As per union negotiations last year, the positions are full-time with benefits.
The positions have been posted on the GM career website for anyone interested in applying.
Unifor announced some of the details of a three year deal with GM in November of last year, including an investment of $1.3 million and construction of a new body shop and flexible assembly module as the automaker was facing demand for new pickup trucks.