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Foreign Workers Performing Non-Specialized Tasks at Windsor EV Plant

12 September 2025
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Foreign Workers Performing Non-Specialized Tasks at Windsor EV Plant
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Canadian construction and union leaders are expressing frustration over the ongoing employment of foreign workers for non-specialized roles at the NextStar EV battery plant in Windsor, Ontario, which is benefiting from significant taxpayer funding. This concern highlights the tension between labor needs and the reliance on international labor amid substantial public investment.

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