Domtar workers ratify contract in Dryden
July 27th, 2012 | Posted in Labour Negotiations | 2 comments ยป
500 CEP members at Domtar‘s operation in Dryden, Ontario have ratified a new 5 year contract.
Details of the contract:
- 5 year contract
- retroactive to September 1, 2009
- expires end of August 2014
- no wage increase in first 3 years
- 1% increment September 2012
- 1.5% increment in September 2013
- all woodland drivers will now receive a $35 per diem when commuting to woodlands operations
- mill language improvements and meal ticket allowance increases from $20 to $35
- woodlands daily meal allowance increases from $20 to $30
- $15/month increase to woodlands defined contribution pension plan
- increase in woodlands monthly retirement bridging from $10 to $12/month per year of service after age 60
- new woodlands apprenticeship program and improvements in language, benefits, bereavement and scheduling
- commitment by CEP and Domtar to encourage greater First Nations participation and training opportunities in future woodlands operations
The vote was 70% in favour of ratifying the contract.
Sources:
New Contract For Domtar Workers In Dryden (CKDR Dryden)
CEP Local National Rep Calls Deal A Fair One (CKDR Dryden)
Domtar workers in Dryden ratify five-year contract (TBNewsWatch)
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I had to read it twice, a pulp and paper deal in the east with no concessions and actual improvements!!!
mersey no longer in picture i like retro to 09 but no increases for first 3 years ooops no retro