Apr 7, 2015
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As collective bargaining negotiations yielded a disappointing wage offer of 1.1% increase, workers at private waste management firms are organising warning strikes.
Workers at private waste management firms are organising warning strikes as collective bargaining negotiations yielded a disappointing wage offer. In the second round of negotiations for a new collective agreement, employers offered a 1.1% wage increase, while trade unions have asked for a 7% increase in a 12 month agreement.
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