ROTO-QUEBEC RESOLVING CURRENT CASINO STRIKE

This week, Roto-Québec issued a statement to address the current strikes at gambling facilities across Quebec. Crown Corporation has expressed dissatisfaction with its push for an indefinite general strike at a time when trade unions representing workers could find a consensus. The employer has already offered considerable leniency to the employees.

Casino unionists across Quebec went on a five-day strike for the first time during the Formula One Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal. However, shortly after that, employees voted for an indefinite general strike. They demand better wages and extra labor of 1 CA$ per hour to match the rising cost of living in rural areas.

The Crown Agency explained in a press release that the union demanded a 24% pay increase over three years, which would more than double what its employer awarded to other employees in 2022. In addition to this, the union intends to double evening, night and weekend bonuses in addition to wage increases.

Employers provide excellent working conditions for their employees and noted that casino pay far exceeds the reference market and is over 20% in most job categories. It also reminded me that most CSN members benefited from good financial results from incentive compensation programs they had access to.

He also argued that, like other organizations, there are issues of attraction and retention. It also noted that despite these issues, more than 300 people have attractive conditions to work in casinos since April 1, 2023, pointing out that nearly 30% of its employees have more than 25 years of seniority.

Finally, the company reported that during the strike, Salon de Truia Riviere and Salon de Quebec of Casino Lakreamy were working during their usual business hours. However, Montreal, Charlevoix and Montremblanc operate on a revised schedule, while some amenities are limited. More information can be found on the official web page.

After the general strike began, Riccardo Scopelleti, president of Casino de Montreal-CSN security, said negotiations had stalled. Meanwhile, the union argued that Crown Corporation was making exceptional profits and that its employees should also benefit. It noted that management collected more than $650,000 in bonuses in 2023.

As mentioned, in 2022, Roto-Québec agreed to a new collective agreement with its professional staff. However, not long after their protest, the employer offered conditions accepted by 96% of union experts. The staff then returned to their seats and allowed the Crown Agency to resume normal service.

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Created Aug 21, 2024
Last Updated Aug 21, 2024
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