Mississauga Walmart warehouse workers secure first union contract in North America
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Harnoor Kaur
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Summary
Workers at a Walmart warehouse in Mississauga, Canada have become the first in North America to secure a union contract. The collective agreement covers more than 800 employees and includes wage increases, a "me too" clause, and job security provisions.
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· 1 pulledWorkers at Walmart Mississauga warehouse secure first collective agreement with raises, 'me too' clause, job security for more than 800 employees in Canada.
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