TORONTO — Dozens of workers at Ontario’s public broadcaster walked off the job Monday morning.
“We are deeply saddened to have not been able to reach a fair and reasonable agreement with our employer,” wrote the Canadian Media Guild in a press release.The union represents around 70 journalists, producers and education workers at the Ontario organization. Some employees at the broadcaster are represented by Unifor and are not part of the current bargaining process.The workers have been in a legal strike position since Friday morning.
Members have received below-inflation wage increases for the past 10 years, including three years of complete wage freezes, CMG said in a previous press release. TVO airs current affairs shows including “The Agenda with Steve Paikin,” but also has a mandate to provide learning resources that follow the provincial school curriculum.
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