CALGARY -- A deal has been struck to settle a strike at a Coca-Cola bottling plant in northeast Calgary that began in mid-March. The Teamsters Local Union 987 says more than 250 workers at Coca-Cola Refreshments Calgary will be back at work on Sunday after members voted 73 per cent in favour of the new deal. The union says the agreement will help employees with improved trust and job security with the company. It also allowed for a nine per cent wage increase over six years and an increase in maximum severance from 48 to 72 weeks. Drivers who are not being allotted hours for their routes can shift into a warehouse role or, if they are not scheduled 20 hours a week, they can opt for a layoff until the schedule returns to normal.