> http://www.newswire.ca/releases/October1997/27/c5889.html
> 
> Attention News/Labour Editors:
> 
> TENTATIVE CONTRACT SETTLEMENT AT FIRST-EVER UNIONIZED WAL-MART
> 
>     WINDSOR, Ont., Oct. 27 /CNW/ - Eight months after the Ontario Labour
> Relations Board (OLRB) certified the United Steelworkers to represent
> employees at a store in Windsor, a tentative first contract has been
> reached
> with Wal-Mart Canada Inc.
>     Tom Collins, director of the Steelworkers' Retail Wholesale Division,
> said today that the settlement will be presented to employees over the
> next
> several days, and that voting on whether to accept it will be next Sunday
> (November 2).
>     ``The employees' negotiating committee worked long and hard to
> achieve a
> good settlement,'' Collins said, adding that no details will be released
> until
> employees have been able to review and vote on it.
>     The settlement comes after the Ontario Court of Appeal put an end to
> Wal-Mart's application for judicial review of the OLRB's decision to give
> the
> Steelworkers automatic certification based on unfair labour practices
> during a
> 1996 organizing campaign.
>     Wal-Mart's application was unanimously dismissed, upholding the OLRB's
> decision, and paving the way for concluding negotiations for a first
> collective agreement.
> 
>     USWA E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>     USWA WEBSITE: http://www.uswa.ca
> 
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> 



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