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Dalron workers back new three-year contract

Employees of Sudbury-based Dalron Construction Ltd. have voted unanimously in favour of a new three-year collective agreement providing them with significant wage and benefit increases.
Employees of Sudbury-based Dalron Construction Ltd. have voted unanimously in favour of a new three-year collective agreement providing them with significant wage and benefit increases.

The employees are represented by Construction Workers Local 52, affiliated with Christian Labour Association of Canada (CLAC).

Over the contract term, employees will receive wage increases of 6.5 per cent along with a change from 60 per cent to 100 per cent employer-paid benefit premiums. Other highlights include increases to employees’ boot allowance and clarification on layoff language.

"This was a successful round of negotiations for all parties involved," said Gord O'Coin, CLAC Sudbury and Northern Ontario regional director. "We were pleased with the positive results of our cooperative labour relationship."

CLAC is an independent Canadian labour union representing over 60,000 workers in a wide range of sectors-construction, healthcare, retail, service, transportation, manufacturing, and others.

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