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Winnipeg Transit union says members have accepted a deal with the city
After months of public disputes, the union representing Winnipeg Transit employees says its members have narrowly voted to accept a contract offer from the city.
View ArticleStella’s Sherbrook employees reach first union contract
The United Food & Commercial Workers Union (UFCW) said the deal was finalized after a meeting Sunday, and that the one-year contract brings a 5 per cent wage increase, paid breaks, increased...
View ArticleSingh sets sights on union voters in Quebec in midst of rising Bloc support
During a speech to Canadian Union of Public Employees, Singh made no mention of the Bloc Québécois -- a party rising in the polls and competing for Quebec votes, both inside and outside the labour...
View ArticleSocial service workers in Saskatchewan vote to take job action
CUPE Local 600 said 94 per cent of its members have voted to take job action as they seek better hours of work in contract talks.
View ArticleNurses at Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital conduct ‘sit-in’ over working...
Nurses concluded they were going to be missing three employees when they got into work at 7:45 a.m. Saturday, according to the Quebec Nurses Federation.
View ArticleLibrarians, archivists reach tentative deal with Western University
Ratification votes from both sides of the bargaining table are set to take place in November.
View ArticleSaskatoon Police Association wants more officers than what’s proposed in budget
The Saskatoon Police Association is frustrated with the city's plan to allocate just enough money for seven new hires.
View ArticleStriking Saanich school support workers, employer back at the bargaining table
CUPE local 441, which represents 500 school support workers, confirmed Friday that negotiations had resumed.
View ArticleTransLink ordered to stop drug testing pot-smoking SkyTrain attendant
A B.C. court has put a temporary stop to random drug tests assessed against a SkyTrain attendant who smokes pot off-shift.
View ArticleMediation breakdown leaves Co-op Refinery workers feeling ‘frustrated’
Despite mandatory mediation being in place, members of Unifor Local 594 say no progress has been made with their employer.
View ArticleEducation support workers at Regina Public Schools reach an impasse
CUPE Local 3766 said the Regina Public School Board is the only division “pushing harmful concessions due to cuts from the provincial government.”
View ArticleCalgary police union boss set to retire
Calgary Police Association president Les Kaminski is set to retire after 34 years with the Calgary Police Service.
View ArticleLimestone District secondary school teachers hold information pickets to...
Limestone District School Board Secondary School teachers kicked off their work-to-rule campaign with information pickets.
View ArticleLondon councillors approve new contract with city’s outside workers
CUPE Local 107 represents 560 outside workers at city hall, including staff in the roads, sanitation, parks and water departments.
View ArticleSaint John Airport union inching closer to strike action
There seems to be differing opinions on the state of negotiations between the two sides.
View Article‘We’re not going’: Unifor declines Co-op Refinery’s invitation to return to...
Unifor Local 594 — the union representing about 800 workers — declined Co-op Refinery Complex’s invitation on Wednesday to head back to the bargaining table.
View ArticleSaskatchewan Trucking Association demands ‘respect for truck drivers’ at...
The Saskatchewan Trucking Association spoke out about the effect the labour dispute at the Co-op Refinery Complex is having on its members and drivers.
View ArticleCo-op Refinery takes Unifor Local 594 to court over picketing concerns
Federated Co-operatives Ltd. (FCL) filed an injunction against Unifor Local 594 on Tuesday and will be in court on Monday.
View ArticleUnifor accused of breaking court order, vandalizing trucks at Regina’s Co-op...
Truck drivers heading in and out of the Co-op refinery in Regina say striking Unifor members are defying a court order and vandalizing vehicles.
View ArticleBorder workers rally in Saint John for better work-life balance
“It's always a fight to get something."
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