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SAQ and union reach tentative agreement amid collective bargaining talks

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The Société des alcools du Québec (SAQ) and the union representing its store and office employees, SEMB, have reached a tentative agreement as part of ongoing negotiations to renew their collective agreement. The agreement, announced following a meeting on Monday, will be presented to SEMB members i...

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