– Restructuring issues now on the table after Guild receives proposal it could not accept – The Guild bargaining committee […]

Workload and how to deal with it were No. 1 on our agenda as we concluded our second week of

Negotiations under way We just concluded our first week of bargaining for a new collective agreement. As you know, we

The Canadian Media Guild is creating its team for the upcoming round of negotiations with The Canadian Press. The collective

The Guild and TVO return to the bargaining table tomorrow. We truly believe the opportunity exists to reach an agreement.

Canadian Media Guild members at The Canadian Press/Broadcast News have approved the agreement in principle by a vote of 83.1

The vote to ratify the tentative agreement at CP/BN will take place from 9 am ET on Tuesday May 15

As you should have already heard, the Guild and company reached a tentative three-year agreement April 27. You will receive

After a short but productive week of bargaining April 11-13, the decks have largely been cleared for talks to begin

Bargaining for a new contract at CP/BN has reached the critical stage where money will soon be on the table.

This week, we discussed two issues that go to the heart of how you are compensated for your work and

CP’s strong financial position became apparent this week when the company presented detailed budget information to the Guild’s bargaining team.

The unrelenting squeeze on employees was the focus during the second round of talks for a new collective agreement. Measures

Workload was the major topic during the second week of bargaining for a new collective agreement at Canadian Press/Broadcast News

Pay, workload and the continuing impact of integration were the top issues our bargaining team put on the table as

The Canadian Media Guild and CP/BN management have reached a consensus on a new shift premium structure after a two-year

A joint committee is meeting to examine shift premiums, which is the extra money you earn when you work those

Canadian Media Guild members at The Canadian Press/Broadcast News have voted to approve the tentative agreement. A total of 184

Ratification of the tenative agreement at CP/BN will take place by Internet vote from Friday December 16 to Tuesday December

The Guild’s bargaining team at CP/BN has completed its task of negotiating the wage increase for 2006. Now it’s your

We have reached a tentative agreement that will provide wage increases in 2005 and 2006 and confirms an end to

Your bargaining team and the company’s negotiators met for two days this week. We do not have an agreement yet

The two days of talks last week were just that ? talks. A full review of Canadian Press financials, both

It has been a month since we reported to you on the wage re-opener for 2005. We have had two