CN Rail Receives Arbitration Decision of New Three-Year Deal With Teamsters Canada
The agreement includes an annual wage increase of 3% and replaces the previous agreement. The company added that the agreement does not require ratification.
A statement noted: "Although CN remains disappointed that a negotiated agreement was not reached at the bargaining table, the company is pleased to be moving forward."
The TCRC represents about 6,000 of the company's conductors, conductor trainees, yard coordinators and locomotive engineers across CN's network in
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