Rolls-Royce Canada employees vote in favour of agreement
by CM Staff
The agreement will provide 25 per cent increases in salary for the time that it will be in effect.
MONTREAL — Rolls-Royce Canada says its employees have voted in favour of a new collective agreement that will be in effect until March 2028.
The decision to vote in favour of this agreement follows several discussions with the CSN union as well as participation from conciliators with the Quebec Ministry of Labour who supported the discussions.
The agreement will provide 25 per cent increases in salary for the time that it will be in effect.
Rolls-Royce anticipates 500 of its employees will now resume their roles at the company’s Lachine site following the vote of support for this agreement.
“I welcome the decision of Rolls-Royce Canada employees to accept the conciliator’s recommendation,” said Denis Giangi, president of Rolls-Royce Canada in a statement.
“This decision demonstrates a shared determination to return to work and look forward. The entire management team and I will work closely with our colleagues to meet the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. I would like to thank our employees, their representatives and all of our stakeholders for their continued trust in this important site for the Quebec aerospace sector.”
