US EditionStrike by B.C.'s professionals could delay national-interest mine project: union
- The union representing professionals in British Columbia states that their strike could cause costly delays for the Red Chris mine expansion project.
- Melissa Moroz, executive director of the Professional Employees Association, mentioned that engineers and mining inspectors are participating in the strike.
- The union has involved over 1,600 professionals in the strike amid stalled wage negotiations.
- Negotiations broke down when the government did not raise its wage offer of 3.5 percent over two years.
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canadafrancais.comVICTORIA — The union representing licensed professionals in British Columbia states that its latest escalation of the strike could lead to "cost-effective delays" in projects such as the expansion of the prestigious Red Chris Mine. The Executive Director of the British Columbia Professional Employees Association (PEO), Melissa Moroz, indicates that engineers, geoscientists [...]
Strike by B.C.‘s professionals could delay national-interest mine project: union
VICTORIA - The union representing licensed professionals in British Columbia says its latest escalation of strike action could result in "costly delays" in projects such as the high-profile Red Chris mine expansion.
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Strike by B.C.'s professionals could delay national-interest mine project: union
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Strike by B.C.'s professionals could delay national-interest mine project: union – Energeticcity.ca
VICTORIA — The union representing licensed professionals in British Columbia says its latest escalation of strike action could result in “costly delays” in projects such as the high-profile Red Chris mine expansion. Professional Employees Association executive director Melissa Moroz says engineers, geoscientists and mining inspectors are among those now on the picket lines as all but its essential members take strike action. Moroz says those pro…
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