What’s going on at Hanon Systems?

Hanon Systems announced plans to build a $155-million electric compressor (e-compressor) plant in Woodbridge, Ontario.

The South Korean automotive parts supplier expects the facility to employ nearly 300 hourly and salaried workers at full production.

“We investigated several locations for the new plant. Our partnership with the government of Ontario and investment development agency has been a significant element in our decision,” co-CEO Subu Nagasubramony said in a news release.

“We are proud to foster local community development and the growth of its economy.”

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In support of this investment, the province is providing Hanon Systems with $10 million through its Invest Ontario Fund.

If you are thinking about working for the company, here are a few things that non-unionized employees in Ontario need to keep in mind.

Carefully review your new employment contract

Before Ontarians start a new job, it’s very likely that they will be asked to sign an employment contract.

In many cases, these agreements take away key protections that would otherwise be available to non-unionized workers in the province.

Your employer might attempt to limit your severance package to a few weeks’ pay, or add a clause that gives them the ability to make ...

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