Union-Government Talks To Begin
Negotiations will begin next month with three public sector bargaining tables representing close to 60-thousand unionized workers in BC.
The government says the goal is to renew agreements that expire in 2019, and support BC’s core priorities including making life more affordable and improving services for people.
“Early talks are a common practice in collective bargaining, and will build on progress made between employers’ associations and unions on issues discussed during the term of the agreements,” says a Ministry of Finance release.
Talks in early May will include the Public Service Agency and the BC Government and Service Employees Union which represents 27-thousand employees.











