Workers at a Sobeys distribution centre in Quebec have ratified a new contract, ending a three-month strike over wages and benefits
Empire Co. Ltd., the grocer’s parent company, says workers voted in favour of a new three-year collective bargaining agreement Tuesday.
Under the collective agreement, she says employees will receive a salary increase of up to 28 per cent upon ratifying the new contract. The new collective agreement also includes five additional days off: Three sick days, one float day and one extra holiday day, she says.She says they return to work on Sunday.
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