The Canadian Union of Public Employees says roughly 20,000 workers in New Brunswick will be back on the job as the union presents a tentative agreement with the government to their members for a vote. The union made the announcement around 8:30 p.m. Saturday, saying "members will return to work as soon as possible." "There will be no pickets tomorrow [Sunday]," reads the statement on CUPE New Brunswick's website and Facebook page. CUPE representatives and the province also arrived at a proposed wage package that will be voted on by members in seven CUPE locals. The union also said they are in the process of finalizing a tentative agreement for N.B.

Source: CBC News November 14, 2021 01:17 UTC