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City of Toronto and CUPE 416 arrive at a tentative deal
City of Toronto and CUPE 416 arrive at a tentative deal
Dear Friends and Residents,
I'm happy to report to you that after a marathon round of negotiations that went all night and into this morning, the City of Toronto and CUPE 416 (outside workers) arrived at a tentative contract that will now have to be ratified by both the union and city council. Therefore, I do not expect disruption to our city services.
I would like to thank Mayor Ford, Deputy Mayor Holyday, the City's negotiating team and CUPE 416 for their commitment to arriving at a fair deal. I look forward to seeing all details in the coming days.
The City of Toronto continues to negotiate with its other employee groups.
Sincerely,
Josh
Toronto City Councillor
Ward 22 - St. Paul's
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