The union representing Technical Standards and Safety Authority safety inspectors has announced a tentative agreement with the TSSA the following an 11-week strike.
TORONTO — The union representing Technical Standards and Safety Authority safety inspectors has announced a tentative agreement with the TSSA the following an 11-week strike.
It is a first contract for the 170 inspectors, who unionized with OPSEU/SEFPO Local 546 last year. The inspectors operate under three programs: elevating devices, boilers and pressure vessels, and fuels.
The tentative agreement was reached Oct. 7, after four mediation sessions with the TSSA at the Ontario Labour Relations Board. The Local 546 TSSA bargaining team will be recommending that members accept the tentative agreement and are holding a ratification vote on Oct. 8.
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