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United Steelworkers Ratify New Collective Agreement in Four Provinces

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Approximately 3,000 unionized workers affiliated with United Steelworkers ratified a new collective agreement across four provinces, including Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia. The new contract, which was reached after negotiations, will be effective for a term of four years and nine months, running until December 31, 2031. The agreement includes a total wage increase of 12.25% for the members.

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The ratification establishes long-term labor stability and sets new operational terms for the company, including commitments related to possible reshoring of work. The contract also institutes new limitations on GPS tracking of workers and ensures stability of pensions and benefits.

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  • United SteelworkersIndustrial labor union whose members ratified the new collective agreement.

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