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Atura Power workers get 2.75% raise, lose remote-work bid

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Atura Power and the Society of United Professionals, IFPTE Local 160 will operate under a first collective agreement that grants wage increases of 2.75 and 2.50 per cent, extends annual raises to student employees and improves overtime pay, after an interest arbitrator settled six disputed issues an...

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