Since May 1, 2024, the workers at Best Theratronics have engaged in a legal strike. In the four-month period leading up to the strike, and throughout the course of the strike, the company refused to bargain before finally coming back to the table on Jan. 28, 29, and Feb. 7, 2025. (CNW Group/Unifor)

Best Theratronics strike nears 10 months as union alleges bad faith bargaining

by HR News Canada Staff February 18, 2025

written by HR News Canada Staff February 18, 2025

A nearly 10-month-long strike at Best Theratronics shows no sign of ending as Unifor accuses the company of bad faith bargaining and delaying negotiations. More than 50 workers at the Kanata, Ont.-based manufacturer of medical equipment have been on strike since May 1, 2024, after rejecting a contra...

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Best Theratronics strike nears 10 months as union alleges bad faith bargaining

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