Placing workers of Clear Medical Imaging will stay on the picket line.
The employees, represented by Unifor Native 2458, overwhelmingly rejected the corporate’s newest contract provide in a vote held on Wednesday and Thursday, with 96 per cent of these voting saying no.
“This decisive rejection is proof that our members stand collectively to combat for equity and fairness,” mentioned Unifor Native 2458 President Ken Durocher. “Unifor stays able to cut price and is dedicated to securing a collective settlement that respects the contributions of all staff.”
The vote was initiated via the Ontario Labour Relations Board.
Some 120 workers walked off the job on October 25, over wages, wage parity, necessary time beyond regulation, and dealing situations. They work at 11 Clear Medical Imaging services in Windsor, Chatham, Essex, LaSalle, and Tecumseh.
The workers work as x-ray, ultrasound, nuclear drugs technologists, clerical, and administrative employees.
They’re going via the primary spherical of negotiations since changing into Unifor members earlier this yr.
