Striking York U workers not pleased with new offer
Toronto - The union representing more than 3,000 striking York University workers is not impressed with a new offer from management.
A union spokesperson called it a step back, and one that isn't likely to end the two-month old strike.
University officials said the new offer is worth almost 11 per cent more over three years than previous proposals.
The union will present the proposal at a membership meeting Thursday, but it's not expected to be put to a vote.
Negotiations are scheduled to resume on Friday.
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