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Strike averted, CUPE Local 2484 reaches tentative deal
Strike averted, CUPE Local 2484 reaches tentative deal
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TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A tentative deal was reached between CUPE Local 2484 and Selwyn Community Child Care Centre, averting a strike by early years professionals. After months of bargaining – and with robust support from community members and allies across the labour movement, including CUPE Ontario and the Toronto & York Regional Labour Council – these highly trained but low paid workers will be voting on a new contract in the coming days. More details will be forthcoming.
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