US EditionCN railroaders get 3% wage increase per year in ruling after shutdown last summer
- A binding arbitration on Monday awarded CN's 6,000 engineers and conductors a wage hike.
- A labour standoff that caused freight train stoppages across the country preceded this agreement.
- The arbitrator, William Kaplan, oversaw six days of hearings, resulting in a three-year contract.
- The new contract provides a three per cent annual wage increase and is retroactive to January 1, 2024.
- Teamsters Canada stated the contract maintains the status quo, prompting calls for industrial review to address labor unrest.
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CN railroaders get 3% wage increase per year in ruling after shutdown last summer
Engineers and conductors at Canadian National Railway Co. will receive a wage hike of three per cent per year under a contract reached via binding arbitration Monday, capping off a labour standoff that halted freight trains across the country last summer. Six days of hearings over the past month yie...
Arbitrator awards 3% raises for CN employees represented by TCRC
After bringing a Vancouver-bound stack train into Boston Bar, British Columbia, a Canadian National train crew member heads for the nearby bunk house in September 2023. Bill Stephens TORONTO — Canadian National train service employees represented by the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference will get a 3% annual raise under an arbitrator’s contract decision. Arbitrator William Kaplan released his decision today on the three-year contract, which runs f…
The labour dispute at CN, which had been the subject of intervention by the Federal Minister of Labour, has just been substantially resolved, while the arbitrator has rendered his award in lieu of a collective agreement.
St Catharines Standard
CN Receives Arbitration Decision
MONTREAL, April 07, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CN (TSX: CNR) (NYSE: CNI) announced today that it has received the arbitrator’s decision regarding the terms of its new collective agreement with the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference (TCRC). After six days of…
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