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Unifor calls for government intervention over mill job losses in New Brunswick

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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What happened

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AV Group NB Inc. announced the temporary idling of its Nackawic Mill, located west of Fredericton, slated for November 4. The company attributed the shutdown to prevailing market conditions and other challenges. Unifor is now advocating for government intervention in New Brunswick to protect the industry and jobs.

From globalnews.ca

Why it matters

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The shutdown affects approximately 240 unionized workers and 300 to 350 direct jobs, in addition to thousands of spin-off jobs for contractors and truckers. Unifor is requesting a national forestry strategy due to trade pressures with the U.S. and soaring energy costs.

From globalnews.ca

Who's involved

  • UniforLeading the push for government intervention regarding the mill shutdown.
  • New BrunswickThe province where the mill is located and where intervention is sought.
  • Jennifer MurrayAtlantic regional director of Unifor, commenting on the impact of the mill idling.
  • NackawicThe location of the mill facing temporary shutdown.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • New BrunswickSpeculative

    The provincial economy could face reduced revenue due to job losses and industry instability.

  • NackawicSpeculative

    The regional economy in Nackawic might see reduced demand and sales from the loss of direct and spin-off jobs.

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