BRAMPTON, Ont. — The Metropolis of Brampton says it reached a tentative settlement with the union representing 1,200 municipal staff on Tuesday after staff went on strike final Thursday.
BRAMPTON, Ont. — The Metropolis of Brampton says it reached a tentative settlement with the union representing 1,200 municipal staff on Tuesday after staff went on strike final Thursday.
The town says members of CUPE 831, an area unit of the Canadian Union of Public Staff, will maintain a ratification vote on Friday.
Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown says in an announcement that town has supplied a “truthful, multi-year settlement” just like that of neighbouring municipality Mississauga.
The union has beforehand stated it had been attempting to barter a cope with town for near 9 months.
The strike had triggered vital disruptions, together with public transit delays, and diminished companies throughout town.
The union represents staff accountable for transit, street upkeep and administration, amongst different metropolis companies.
This report by The Canadian Press was first printed Nov. 13, 2024.
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