Premier David Eby has spent weeks telling British Columbians the province couldn’t pay striking government workers anything more than it had already offered. It wouldn’t be fair for taxpayers, or affordable for the government, he argued.
But that position appears to have pretty much collapsed over the weekend under the oversight of veteran mediator Vince Ready.
A new tentative deal, inked well after midnight Sunday, is largely a capitulation by the BC NDP government and a major victory for the BC General Employees' Union.
After a record eight-week strike, the BCGEU got the NDP government to blink on pay, benefits and contract length ...
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But that position appears to have pretty much collapsed over the weekend under the oversight of veteran mediator Vince Ready.
A new tentative deal, inked well after midnight Sunday, is largely a capitulation by the BC NDP government and a major victory for the BC General Employees' Union.
After a record eight-week strike, the BCGEU got the NDP government to blink on pay, benefits and contract length ...
CLICK HERE for the full story

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