CUPE Local 416 reaches tentative agreement with Toronto Parking Authority

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“Our expressed goal at the bargaining table is to protect Toronto’s critical parking infrastructure that we need now more than ever as we collectively respond to and recover from the COVID-19 pandemic,” says Eddie Mariconda, President of CUPE Local 416. “I am proud of our members’ tremendous perseverance during the pandemic and am confident that this tentative agreement recognizes their important contributions to our city.”

Details of the agreement will not be released until it has been ratified by members of CUPE Local 416 and the TPA.

CUPE Local 416 members at Toronto Parking Authority ensure the safety, accessibility, cleanliness, and maintenance of municipal parking infrastructure that provides the most affordable parking options in the city.

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For more information and media requests:

Paul Whyte, CUPE Communications Representative
647-212-9887  |  pwhyte@cupe.ca

 

 

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