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City employees are not being compensated fairly and want more flexibility to work from home, according to the head of the union representing more than 1,300 City of Windsor workers.
Windsor city council met at 10 a.m. Monday for the first time since March 18. Last meeting was cancelled due to total eclipse of the sun.
The City of Windsor is reporting $6.9 million in savings because of unfilled positions.
Labour Day is an annual holiday on the first Monday of September every year. Labour Day is a celebration of workers and unions. We asked Windsor union members for their thoughts about the role that unions play at this current moment.
A Windsor union representing workers does not think a piece of legislation introduced by the provincial government will succeed. More locally, a transit advocate wants the City of Windsor to invest more in transit to promote a greener way of getting around.