Tempo1 wrote: Canadian workers' union Unifor said on Sunday that 1,350 of its members are on strike at jet-maker Bombardier's facilities after the two sides were unable reach a tentative agreement before the Saturday deadline.
The union's bargaining committee members are working toward an agreement, and both parties remain committed to continuing the bargaining process, Unifor said in a statement.
"Bombardier is continuing to negotiate with all parties," company spokesperson Mark Masluch said in an emailed statement to Reuters, adding that the goal remains to "swiftly reach a mutually beneficial agreement."
Negotiations continued throughout Saturday night, Unifor said, with both parties agreeing to resume discussions early Monday morning.
On another news : June 06, 2024:
UNIFOR LOCAL 112 AND 673 RATIFY NEW COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT WITH MDA SPACE
BRAMPTON, ON, June 6, 2024 /CNW/ - MDA Space (TSX: MDA) is pleased to announce that we have ratified a collective agreement with members of Unifor locals 112 and 673 associated with the company's operations in Brampton, Ontario. The significant monetary terms of the three-year agreement are as follows:
Wage increases:
- Year 1: 2.5%
- Year 2: 3.5%
- Year 3: 3.0%
Note from Tempo 1 : Same Union and locals. Not a foolish agreement. So, no reasons to be pessimists.