CN Rail Faces Strike Deadline as Union Issues 72-Hour Notice

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers issued Canadian National Railway a 72-hour strike notice. CN Rail faces challenges as negotiations aim to avoid disruption in operations. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Union Demands Raise Stakes for CN Rail

Union leaders have demanded better pay and improved work-life balance for their 750 members. They represent workers in signals and communications, essential for CN Rail’s operations.

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Negotiations continue as the union pushes for a fair settlement backed by 95 percent support. A failure to reach an agreement by Tuesday, January 28, will result in a strike.

CN Rail’s Response to Looming Strike

CN Rail has contingency plans in place to address the strike’s potential impact. The company is committed to keeping its supply chain running smoothly despite the labor dispute.

Company officials emphasized their focus on maintaining operations and minimizing disruptions. However, industry analysts warn of potential challenges for key logistics and trade routes.

Union members seek fairness for their contributions, highlighting the importance of their roles. Both sides are under pressure to reach a deal as the strike deadline approaches.

Source: www.bnnbloomberg.ca

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