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Ontario glaziers reach agreement on new ICI contract
July 4, 2022 By Patrick Flannery
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The International Union of Painters and Allied Trades (IUPAT) and the Architectural Glass and Metal Contractors Association (AGMCA) reached an agreement on a new contract for unionized glaziers working under the Ontario Provincial ICI Construction Collective Agreement on June 29, ending a strike that began on June 13.
The AGMCA posted the following summary of the new agreement on its website:
A new three (3) year Provincial ICI Construction Collective Agreement has been ratified by both Employers and Employees signatory to the AGMCA and IUPAT Ontario ICI Construction Agreement.
Total Package Increase | |
Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton | Total $7.00 over three years |
All other locals | Total $6.50 over three years |
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Subject to conditions, the following are a few negotiated changes to the Agreement:
- Improvement of ratio of apprentices to journeypersons (2:1)
- Easing of certain restrictions on Province wide mobility
- Movement on language in respect to caulking
- Chargehands increase to $5.00 per hour
- Leadhands increase to $1.50 per hour
- Elected safety representative to receive $0.50 per hour
- Increases to Toronto Area Zone allowances (breakdown to follow)
- Paid parking with valid receipt to a maximum of $10 daily
IUPAT noted the vote was 73 percent in favour of acceptance.
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