UPDATED: Talks with striking GO Transit workers moved up after union slams Metrolinx for delaying negotiations
GO bus service has been suspended since Monday following a decision by ATU Local 1587 members to walk off the job. The strike comes after seven months of contract negotiations.
“We can’t understand why they are delaying to meet at the table,” John Di Nino, national ATU president, said at a press conference Wednesday morning. "Metrolinx has been negotiating with the ATU since April," Mulroney said. "When they do get back together, it will be the 21st bargaining session, so we're going to continue to support Metrolinx as they continue to work to get a good deal with the ATU."
Sforza said the first issue members wanted resolved was to revise the language in their contract around the contracting-out of work, which he says both sides had agreed to verbally over the weekend. “If it’s a business plan and you’re going to do it, put the three items on the table and we’ll settle a strike that should have never happened,” said Sforza.
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