Halifax-area school support staff return to jobs
About 1,800 striking educational support workers in the Halifax area have voted in favour of a deal with the province and are heading back to their jobs on Monday.
The Halifax Regional Centre for Education announced today the striking workers had voted in favour of the tentative agreement on Saturday. The union says the new deal doesn’t include wage increases higher than what other regions accepted, but there are improvements to retroactive pay and improved provisions on health and safety. Casual workers are also now part of the bargaining unit.
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