Additionally, the union called for the conversion of part-time positions into full-time roles, a move that was designed to increase “the share of good, stable jobs.”
An end to the strike action would appear to be on the horizon, with details of the agreements reached expected to be disclosed after the 5 August membership ratification vote.
Unifor National Secretary-Treasurer Lana Payne said: “My sincere congratulations to the Local 1090 members, who took on a powerful employer to fight for what was fair.”
Unifor previously reached agreements to avoid strike action at Great Canadian’s Great Blue Heron Casino, Casino Woodbine, Shorelines Casino Thousand Islands, Shorelines Casino Peterborough, Elements Casino Mohawk and Elements Casino Brantford.
Local 1090 President Corey Dalton said: “These were tough negotiations and we were able to get to a tentative agreement because members took a principled stand for better working conditions.
“Gaming sector workers deserve fairness during these uncertain economic times.”
The name change reflects the gaming and hospitality operator’s focus on setting “a new industry standard for gaming entertainment in Canada.”
