Via Rail, Union Ratify New Three-Year Collective Agreement
- Via Rail has ratified new collective agreements with about 2,500 unionized workers, covering the period from the start of 2025 until the end of 2027.
- The agreements include a three percent annual wage increase for three years, improved working conditions, and enhanced benefits.
- A potential strike was avoided in June after a tentative agreement was reached between Via Rail and the union.
- Unifor national president Lana Payne stated that the agreement delivers meaningful gains for members and protects their critical work.
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VIA Rail workers ratify new contract
Canada's national rail service will experience labour peace through the end of 2027.
The agreement in principle reached last June between VIA Rail and the Unifor trade union, which represents around 2500 workers throughout the country, has been ratified.
VIA Rail And Unifor Ratify New Collective Agreements
VIA Rail Canada has announced the ratification of new three-year collective agreements with Unifor’s Council 4000 and Local 100, covering approximately 2,500 employees nationwide. The agreements were approved by a majority of unionized employees and cover the period from January 1, 2025, through December 31, 2027. They provide a framework for stability, collaboration, and continued excellence in service delivery for Canadians. “These agreements …
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