Canada: Journal de Quebec ends 15-month lockout
Posted by Alisa Zykova on July 4, 2008 at 8:47 AM
Last Wednesday, an agreement was reached between management and union members bringing an end to the 15 month strike-lockout at Canadian newspaper Journal de Quebec. This labour conflict is the longest one to date within the Canadian francophone media, the Vancouver Sun reported.
The five-year agreement includes a 2.5% raise per year, a four-day work week with 37.5 hours and the return of the small ads divison to Quebec from Ottawa.
Source: The Vancouver Sun
The five-year agreement includes a 2.5% raise per year, a four-day work week with 37.5 hours and the return of the small ads divison to Quebec from Ottawa.
Source: The Vancouver Sun
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