Volvo Trucks North America Saturday announced that employees represented by the United Auto Workers have ratified a new three-year agreement covering about 2,600 members of UAW Local No. 2069 at the New River Valley, Va., plant.
The new contract takes effect on March 17, and will expire on March 16, 2011. The agreement ends the UAW strike that began on February 1.
"This agreement will help us improve the competitiveness of our NRV plant, while continuing to provide our employees with a very competitive package of wages and benefits," said Per Carlsson, president and CEO of Volvo Trucks North America. "Our focus now is on getting trucks to our customers as soon as possible, and strengthening our relationship with our NRV employees."
Employees will return to work on March 24, when the plant will begin ramping up to an average daily production rate of 146 vehicles a day.
The new contract takes effect on March 17, and will expire on March 16, 2011. The agreement ends the UAW strike that began on February 1.
"This agreement will help us improve the competitiveness of our NRV plant, while continuing to provide our employees with a very competitive package of wages and benefits," said Per Carlsson, president and CEO of Volvo Trucks North America. "Our focus now is on getting trucks to our customers as soon as possible, and strengthening our relationship with our NRV employees."
Employees will return to work on March 24, when the plant will begin ramping up to an average daily production rate of 146 vehicles a day.
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