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Montreal Transit Agency Says There's Been Progress in Talks with One Striking Union
- The CEO of Montreal's public transit agency, Marie-Claude Léonard, reports progress in negotiations with the union of 4,500 bus and metro operators who began their strike on November 1.
- The maintenance workers' union, representing 2,400 workers, plans to strike throughout November, limiting service to rush hours and late nights.
- Léonard hopes to resolve the impasse before November 15, considering binding arbitration if necessary.
- The president of the maintenance workers' union accuses the transit agency of inflexibility despite their concessions.
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CFJC Today KamloopsMontreal transit agency says there’s been progress in talks with one striking union
The CEO of Montreal's public transit agency says there is progress in negotiations with one of two unions whose walkouts have disrupted service across the network.
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Montreal transit agency says there's been progress in talks with one striking union
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The transport company is ready to turn to arbitration if the strike is not completed by 15 November.
·Montreal, Canada
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Negotiations with the STM's 4,500 bus drivers and metro operators have progressed recently, said Marie-Claude Léonard, Executive Director on Friday.
·Montreal, Canada
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