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Unifor Local 39-11 unit chair Rob Moquin. (Ian Kaufman, tbnewswatch.com) THUNDER BAY – The union representing local paramedics says a new tentative agreement with the City of Thunder Bay will help lessen the gap in compensation between his members and other first responders. Rob Moquin, unit chair of Unifor Local 39-11, said he was confident the 108 paramedics represented by the union would approve the agreement at a meeting scheduled for Sunday night. While he could not share details of the agreement ahead of that vote, he said it would go a long way toward addressing issues including comp...
Paramedics in the City of Thunder Bay have ratified a tentative new contract, with 97.5 per cent of employees who cast a ballot agreeing to the new deal.
Thunder Bay, ON, Canada / Country 105 | Thunder Bay's Country Apr 12, 2021 10:50 AM Paramedics who work for Superior North EMS are just one step away from having labour peace with the City of Thunder Bay. Unifor Local 39-11 head Rob Moquin tells us his 108 members have voted to accept a new contract by 97.5 percent.. “It tells me that our membership has a lot of faith in the bargaining committee and that we brought forth a good contract…that is palatable on both sides,” explains Moquin. He notes it is a four-year contract that is retroactive to April of last year meaning there will not ...