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CPKC signals and communications workers strike

Overview

A 12-week strike by approximately 300 signals and communications employees at Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) has concluded. The labor action, involving members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Canadian Signals and Communications System Council No. 11, began on May 31 following the expiration of a labor contract.

The dispute affected the rail network spanning from Vancouver to Montreal and was driven by disagreements regarding wages, employee expenses, on-call obligations, and work schedules. While CPKC proposed scheduling solutions, the union contended these did not reflect the varying costs of living in different railway communities, such as Revelstoke.

To resolve the impasse, the union and CPKC agreed to enter into binding arbitration and mediation for unresolved collective bargaining issues. IBEW senior general chairman Jason Sommer stated that the decision to proceed to arbitration was ‘not made lightly’ following nearly three months of support for improved working conditions. Following a return-to-work agreement, employees were scheduled to resume their duties on Monday, August 24.

Entities

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers · Vancouver · Montreal · CPKC · Canadian Pacific Kansas City

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Timeline

  1. 15 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 38 sources
    CPKC railroad strike ends after 12 weeks as union agrees to arbitration

    A 12-week strike by 300 CPKC signal and communications workers in Canada has ended as the IBEW union agrees to resolve wage and scheduling disputes through mediation and binding arbitration.

  2. 21 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Canadian Pacific Kansas City ends signals workers' strike

    Canadian Pacific Kansas City and the IBEW have agreed to end a strike by approximately 300 signals and communications workers through binding arbitration. Employees return to work on August 24.

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