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CUPE 1883 faces strike deadline with Regional Municipality of Waterloo

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What happened

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CUPE 1883 is facing a strike deadline regarding service agreements with the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. The union is seeking greater employment security and stronger layoff language, proposals that the Region has rejected. The union represents about 850 full-time office and clerical workers across various services, including transit, public health, and water.

From therecord.com, owensoundsuntimes.com

Why it matters

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The negotiations cover essential public services across the Waterloo Region, including airport, transit, and public health. A failure to reach an agreement could lead to a strike, potentially impacting the supply of these critical community services.

From therecord.com

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