Earlier today, Toronto City Council ratified the new four-year collective agreement with TCEU Local 416 – CUPE, the union representing the City’s 4,200 outside workers. This follows the ratification by the bargaining unit members on Wednesday, December 18.
The new agreement, which was reached two weeks before the current collective agreement expires on Tuesday, December 31, meets the mandate of the City’s bargaining committee and avoids disruption to critical services that Torontonians rely on.
The details of the agreement renewed from January 1, 2025 to December 31, 2028, include:
The City will continue in the collective bargaining process with the Paramedics Unit of TCEU Local 416 – CUPE representing 1,400 paramedics.
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“I’m proud we reached this agreement recognizing the hard work of City workers in Local 416. My thanks to the bargaining teams who worked hard to reach this deal, which guarantees the delivery of important City services.”
– Mayor Olivia Chow
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