B.C. Reaches Deal with Professional Employees in Lengthy Labour Dispute

Professional Employees Association reaches deal with B.C. gov't after lengthy labour dispute

The Finance Ministry says in a statement the deal between the province's Public Service Agency and the Professional Employees Association includes more funding aimed at improving the delivery of critical services.

B.C. reaches tentative deal with Professional Employees Association after strike

The B.C. government has reached a tentative deal with the Professional Employees Association, nearly five months after the union took down picket lines following a eight-week strike.

B.C. reaches deal with professional employees in lengthy labour dispute

VICTORIA - A tentative agreement has been reached with about 1,900 foresters, engineers, lawyers, geoscientists and other publicly employed professionals in British Columbia.

More BC Public Service workers reach tentative agreement after 10 months negotiations

Coinciding with the BC General Employees’ Union (BCGEU), over 1,800 government workers in the BC Public Service went on strike and have only now reached a tentative agreement.

Professional Employees Association reach a tentative deal with B.C. government

A tentative deal has been reached between the B.C. government’s public service agency and the Professional Employees Association (PEA) representing more than 1,800 government public service workers in the province. After 10 months of bargaining, the new tentative agreement means PEA members will see a general wage increase of three per cent each year over four years and effective until March 31, 2029. In addition to the pay bump, the PEA union n…