Craigwood Youth Services Avoids Strike !!!

Posted on December 2, 2016August 9, 2017 by jonathanguider

The members at Craigwood Youth Services voted in favor of the accepting the final offer from the employer after nearly 3 years of bargaining their expired contract.

Mick Chalmers, Denise Sands, Jonathan Guider and Angelo Currado (Left to Right)

The bargaining team successfully fought off a very long list of concessions!

They are back to the table in only 13 months.

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2nd Vice-President of OPSEU Local 166. Unit steward and Certified Joint Heath and Safety Representative at Craigwood Youth Services as a Youth Worker in a Secure Youth Justice Facility View all posts by jonathanguider

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