Unifor Local 103 has announced a tentative agreement with Ontario Northland. The union, representing a diverse group of employees at various locations throughout Northern Ontario, has been in negotiations aiming to secure an agreement that adequately reflects the value of its members.
Jeremy Rodgers, President of Unifor Local 103, expressed satisfaction with the outcomes of the negotiations, stating, “Entering negotiations, we had one goal in mind: to negotiate an agreement that shows the true value of our members, and we believe this tentative agreement does exactly that.” He also highlighted the crucial role of union members’ solidarity and support in reaching this agreement.
The specifics of the tentative agreement are currently withheld and will be disclosed to members during the ratification process. The union bargaining committee is unanimously recommending acceptance of this agreement, signaling a positive outlook from the union’s leadership.
Unifor Local 103 represents over 350 unionized employees at Ontario Northland. These workers are spread across various sectors including clerical roles, on-board services, and shop-related positions. The agreement, once ratified, will impact a considerable number of employees, contributing to the operational efficiency and employee satisfaction within the company.
Unifor, representing 315,000 workers across Canada, is known for its advocacy for workers’ rights, social justice, and equitable employment conditions. This tentative agreement with Ontario Northland stands as a testament to the union’s ongoing efforts to enhance working conditions and uphold the rights of its members across various industries. The final outcome of the ratification process is eagerly anticipated by members and stakeholders alike.
