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Richmond Hill labour dispute ends with renewal of collective agreement

All city services affected by the strike will resume normal operations on Thursday, Dec. 12, including all ice pads
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City of Richmond Hill municipal offices.

NEWS RELEASE
CITY OF RICHMOND HILL
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The City of Richmond Hill is pleased that a renewal collective agreement with CUPE 905, the union representing more than 200 of our employees, has been ratified.

This three-year collective agreement ends the CUPE 905 labour disruption.

The collective agreement includes wage increases of:

  • April 1, 2024 — 3.75 per cent
  • April 1, 2025 — 3.5 per cent
  • April 1, 2026 — three per cent

In addition to wage increases, changes to the employee benefit plan include the following:

  • Increases to paramedical and psychological services
  • Increases in vision care
  • Increases in dental care

All city services affected by the strike will resume normal operations on Thursday, Dec. 12, including all ice pads. Visit RichmondHill.ca for city information.

“It is good news that a collective agreement has been reached and ratified by both parties. We look forward to welcoming our CUPE 905-represented employees back to work. Thank-you to our residents, businesses and visitors to Richmond Hill for your patience during the labour disruption. I want to thank the bargaining teams both for the city and the union for their hard work in reaching this deal.” — Mayor David West

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