US EditionHeading for Privatization – some WSIB Workers Contracted to an American Firm Say Union Leaders
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walkertonnews.comHeading for privatization – some WSIB workers contracted to an American firm says Union leaders
For just over a month, the members of OCEU/CUPE 1750 have been locked out by the Workplace Safety Insurance Board (WSIB). A strike vote of 96% in favour of strike action, should negotiations fail, put the union in place to bargain from a position of strength. “Knowing that almost the entire bargaining unit is behind the negotiating committee puts the negotiating committee in the best possible situation,” says Kevin Smith, President of the Grey B…
Heading for privatization – some WSIB workers contracted to an American firm say Union leaders
For just over a month, the members of OCEU/CUPE 1750 have been locked out by the Workplace Safety Insurance Board (WSIB). A strike vote of 96% in favour of strike action, should negotiations fail, put the union in place to bargain from a position of strength. “Knowing that almost the entire bargaining unit is behind the negotiating committee puts the negotiating committee in the best possible situation,” says Kevin Smith, President of the Grey B…
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