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Duluth Nurses Avoid Strike After Reaching Tentative Deal with Employers

ONTARIO, CANADA, JUL 5 – The agreement follows intense negotiations and aims to restore services for over 5.3 million people covered by WSIB, pending ratification by union members this weekend.

  • On Saturday, WSIB and OCEU reached a tentative deal, ending over six weeks of labour disruption after marathon negotiations.
  • On May 22, 2025, workers at WSIB staged the agency's first strike in 111 years after talks on wages, resources, and training broke down, leading to a month-long dispute.
  • The WSIB proposed a 6.75% wage increase over three years, lifting the average salary from $98,000 to over $104,500, while digital services remained operational during the strike.
  • Members are set to vote on the tentative agreement within days, with WSIB expecting full staff return within 24 hours of ratification.
  • The tentative deal, pending union ratification, will restore WSIB services for over 5.3 million people and 300,000 businesses across Ontario.
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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Canada on Saturday, July 5, 2025.
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