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City of Windsor scheduling coordinators belong in bargaining unit, arbitrator rules

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Two scheduling coordinators at a Windsor long-term care home must be included in the CUPE bargaining unit after an arbitrator found the City failed to show their duties represented a meaningful departure from work historically performed by unionized employees. The ruling, issued in February 2026, up...

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