Tag: labor negotiations
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Back in Business: Le Massif Reopens After Union-Backed Strike Ends
Le Massif Reopens, the Community Rejoices The beloved Le Massif ski resort in Quebec’s Charlevoix region is ready to welcome skiers again this Saturday, marking the end of a three-week unlimited strike by its unionized employees. After a prolonged labor dispute, the resort announced the resumption of operations, and locals, along with union members, gathered…
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ECHL, Players Union Reach Tentative CBA Accord to End Two-Day Strike
Overview: A Tentative Breakthrough in ECHL Labor Talks The ECHL and the Professional Hockey Players’ Association (PHPA) announced late Saturday that they have reached a tentative agreement on a new collective bargaining agreement. The deal aims to resolve a two-day strike that disrupted games, travel, and fan schedules across several teams. While the agreement is…
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ECHL, Players’ Union Reach Tentative CBA Deal to End Strike
Overview: A Tentative Breakthrough in ECHL Labor Talks The ECHL players’ union and the league have announced a tentative agreement on a new collective bargaining agreement, signaling an end to a two-day strike that disrupted games and routines across the league. The tentative deal, reached late on Saturday, lays the groundwork for a formal ratification…
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Buzzer-Beater Deal: Alberta Nursing Care Staff Reaches Tentative Agreement to End Strike
A dramatic turn in Alberta’s healthcare labor dispute In what many observers are calling a buzzer-beater moment for Alberta’s nursing care staff, negotiators announced a tentative agreement to end the province’s striking workers’ stand-off. The talks, which intensified over the past several days, culminated in a deal that aims to address wage pressures, nurse-to-patient ratios,…
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Negotiations Update: Canada Post Reaches Agreements in Principle for Both Bargaining Units
Overview of the Negotiations After more than two years of intensive negotiations, Canada Post and representatives of the two postal bargaining units have announced agreements in principle. The development marks a significant milestone in the long-running talks, signaling that both sides have aligned on the core terms of what a final collective agreement could look…
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Negotiations at STM: Approaching Another Strike?
The Looming Threat of a Second Strike at STM The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is currently embroiled in tense negotiations that may lead to a second strike, affecting the public transport system in Montreal. Scheduled from September 22 to October 5, this potential disruption raises critical questions about the future of public transport…
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STM Negotiations: Strikes Looming Over Transport Services
Introduction to STM Negotiations The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is currently facing significant challenges as negotiations are ongoing to avert a potential strike in the Montreal public transportation system. With a proposed strike set to occur from September 22 to October 5, the urgency for a resolution is becoming increasingly critical. The Current…
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STM Negotiations: Is Another Strike Imminent?
Overview of the STM Negotiations The ongoing negotiations between the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) and its workers are becoming increasingly tense. With a potential strike looming from September 22 to October 5, many commuters are left wondering about the future of public transportation in Montreal. The discussions have hit a stalemate over several…
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BCGEU Workers Push for Remote Work Contract Inclusion
Introduction: BCGEU and the Ongoing Strike As British Columbia’s public sector strike enters its second week, the focus intensifies on key negotiation points between the B.C. General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) and the province. A major issue on the table is the inclusion of remote and hybrid work options in the new contract language. Current Situation…
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Air Canada Flight Attendants Reject Wage Deal: Next Steps
Understanding the Recent Developments Air Canada is currently facing a significant challenge as its unionized flight attendants have overwhelmingly rejected a proposed wage agreement. This decision has escalated the ongoing labor dispute between the airline and the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), which represents around 10,000 flight attendants. The rejection of the deal signifies…