"Workers held the line against all odds. Through their solidarity, they refused to let a vicious employer divide them. Together, they achieved incredible gains for themselves and their sector and their win sets the stage for all of OPSEU/SEFPO."
"OPSEU Local 249, which represents the workers, went on strike Nov. 19. Wage increases and working conditions were at issue. CWSDS is a provincially funded non-profit that provides a supportive living community for adults with developmental disabilities."
OPSEU Local 249 workers at Central West Specialized Developmental Services (CWSDS) in Oakville reached a settlement with their employer following a strike that began November 19. The agreement was achieved through mediation-arbitration, with mediator Gerry Lee issuing a binding award that both parties accepted. Key issues in the dispute included wage increases and working conditions. CWSDS is a provincially funded non-profit providing supportive living for adults with developmental disabilities. The union characterized the outcome as a significant victory, stating workers achieved gains for themselves and their sector. A return-to-work protocol was established, with union members to receive full details at a townhall meeting and picket lines to be removed.
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