Talks break down between B.C.’s 911 operators, E-Comm but no job action planned

CUPE Local 873-02 says chronic underfunding is at root of problem The Canadian Press

VANCOUVER — The union representing 911 operators across British Columbia says mediated talks broke down Friday with their employer, E-Comm. CUPE Local 873-02, the union representing emergency dispatchers and support staff, says E-Comm has been unwilling to address low wages, cost of living, overtime, missed breaks, poor working conditions, burnout and high attrition.…

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November 3, 2019

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