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CUPE 1760, United Way British Columbia reach tentative agreement

CUPE 1760, United Way British Columbia reach tentative agreement

BURNABY—CUPE 1760 and United Way British Columbia (UWBC) have agreed to terms for a new collective agreement.

Details of the tentative agreement will be circulated to members shortly.

“Our bargaining committee is satisfied with the agreement and will be recommending its ratification to the membership,” said CUPE 1760 President Lena Shillington. “Details will be circulated to the members, and there will be opportunities to ask questions and vote on the proposed contract.”

CUPE Local 1760 represents approximately 110 employees of UWBC working with communities in the Interior, Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley, Central and Northern Vancouver Island.

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