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Arbitrator introduces wage grid steps at Welland, Ont., retirement home

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A board of arbitration has imposed a new two-step wage grid, a 3.5 per cent general wage increase and improved benefits on Plymouth Cordage Retirement Residence in Welland, Ont., resolving a contract dispute with the Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 1263-09. The interest arbitration, conduc...

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