Open in full screen mode Orléans Express Keolis bus at Palais station, in Quebec The Canadian Press A strike threat weighs at Autocars Orléans Express, which provides intercity transportation between major cities in Quebec. The union which represents 77 bus drivers, members of the Union of Service Employees (UES-800), affiliated with the Quebec Federation of Workers (FTQ), has just acquired ;a mandate for an indefinite general strike, to be called at the appropriate time. They voted 96% in favor of the strike mandate during the 2010 election. general meetings held in recent days. The union specifies that the territory served goes from Ottawa to Gaspé, via Montreal, Trois -Rivières, Drummondville, Quebec, Rivière-du-Loup and Rimouski. Negotiations have been going on for several months, in conciliation, then in mediation. Loading in progress ELSE ON NEWS: Federal MPs pay tribute to Brian MulroneyLoading ELSE ON NEWS: Federal MPs pay tribute to Brian Mulroney Light pressure tactics, such as wearing macaroons, have already started. The dispute concerns both salaries and benefits. Two more days of negotiations are planned, March 20 and 21. The employment contract expired on March 31, 2023.
Federal MPs pay tribute to Brian Mulroney
Federal MPs pay tribute to Brian Mulroney
