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Striking union, Rogers Communications reach tentative deal in Metro Vancouver
Rogers Communications Inc. has reached a tentative agreement with the union representing nearly 300 striking workers in Metro Vancouver. The two sides had been negotiating since February as union members worked under the terms of their previous collective agreement. The workers are former Shaw technicians who were absorbed by Rogers when the companies merged last spring.
Rogers Communications reaches tentative agreement with Metro Vancouver technicians | CBC News Metro Vancouver workers at Rogers Communications Inc. have reached a tentative agreement with the company. In late September, nearly 300 former Shaw technicians absorbed by Rogers during the companies' merger overwhelmingly voted to strike. The union represents Rogers workers who were formerly with Shaw.
Norfolk Southern to become 'gold standard of safety': CEO Alan Shaw, President and CEO of railroad company Norfolk Southern (NSC) spoke to Yahoo Finance. Shaw says the recent derailments represented learning experiences for the company. Shaw believes these changes will make Norfolk Southern a "gold standard of safety"
The West Block – Episode 8, Season 13 Cabinet Minister Randy Boissonnault talks about the backlash against a carbon tax carve-out. The son of a missing Canadian and former justice minister Irwin Cotler talk about the rise of antisemitism. Canada Rogers to lock out former Shaw technicians.
Rogers to lock out former Shaw technicians across Lower Mainland Rogers Communication Inc. to lock out nearly 300 former Shaw technicians on Monday. The union issued a 72-hour notice of workers’ intent to walk off the job. United Steelworkers Union Local 1944 Unit 60 represents workers in Vancouver, Richmond, Surrey and Langley.
Rogers to lock out former Shaw technicians Monday after contract talks break down Rogers Communication Inc. to lock out nearly 300 former Shaw technicians on Monday. The union issued a 72-hour notice of workers' intent to walk off the job. Concerns largely centre on job security amid accusations the company has been increasing its reliance on contractors.
Two $1 million Powerball winners in Massachusetts claim their prizes There were three $1 million winners in Massachusetts after the drawing on July 19. Each matched all five numbers but didn't hit the Powerball. Jan Busby bought her ticket at the Shaw's supermarket in Franklin. The third winner is still a mystery.
High-flying sign swap on Shaw Tower expected to affect Vancouver traffic Two helicopter operations are planned as a part of work to replace the existing Shaw signs on Shaw Tower. Access to homes and businesses will not be affected by the work, but people may notice intermittent noise along with road, sidewalk and parking impacts.
Rail CEO to testify in Ohio Senate about fiery derailment Alan Shaw has promised millions of dollars to help the Ohio-Pennsylvania border community. Shaw also faces a lawsuit from Ohio's Attorney General Dave Yost. The federal government has also sued the railroad.
Rail CEO to testify in Ohio Senate about fiery derailment Norfolk Southern CEO to testify before Ohio Senate rail safety panel. Alan Shaw has promised millions of dollars to help the Ohio-Pennsylvania border community. Shaw also faces a lawsuit from Ohio’s Attorney General Dave Yost. The federal government has also sued the railroad.
Rail CEO to testify in Ohio Senate about fiery derailment Alan Shaw has promised millions of dollars to help the Ohio-Pennsylvania border community. Shaw also faces a lawsuit from Ohio's Attorney General Dave Yost. The federal government has also sued the railroad. No one was injured during the Feb. 3 derailment.
Amrop UK Promotes Consumer & Retail Executive Search Consultant Lucie Shaw to Equity Partner and Managing Partner The global executive search firm will leverage Shaw's unique expertise in the fast-growing UK market. The London-based leader, who co-leads Amrop's Global Consumer & Retail Practice, works with a broad range of domestic and international clients.
Here's how the Rogers-Shaw merger could benefit Canadian customers The Canadian government has finally approved the $26 billion takeover of Shaw by Rogers. When the merger was first announced by Rogers in 2021, it stirred up a significant amount of competition concern. The Canadian Competition Bureau was worried the merger would soften competition in the telecom industry.
Rogers merger with Shaw approved, with conditions | CBC News Deal first announced 2 years ago has faced numerous regulatory hurdles. Shaw's wireless business, Freedom Mobile, will be sold to Quebec-based Videotron.
Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw testifies before Pa. Senate committee for the first time Shaw faced questions about the decision to burn off hazardous materials two days after the train derailment.
Norfolk Southern supports some new regs after Ohio disaster CEO Alan Shaw is under pressure from senators and federal safety regulators. Shaw had stopped short of endorsing proposed safety regulations under the Railway Safety Act. Shaw supports provisions in the act for railroads to fund training for emergency crews.
Railroad CEO ‘sorry,’ but avoids specifics at Senate hearing Sen. Ed Markey of Massachusetts rejected Shaw’s talk of safety after a recent string of incidents. Unions argue that railroads are riskier because of job cuts in the industry over the past six years.
Congress must strengthen safety regulations after derailment -- senator Norfolk Southern has been under fire after a number of derailments of its trains. A Feb. 3 derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, caused toxic vinyl chloride and other hazardous chemicals to spill and catch fire. Shaw will apologize and pledge to improve safety and address impacts.
McEvans rallies past McAdams 67-48 to clinch 2023 MHSAA Class 1A State Championship McEvans beats McAdams 67-48 to win the MHSAA Boys Class 1A State Championship. It’s McEvans’ fifth state title in school history and first since 2015, when the school was known as Shaw. Brandon Hall and Jalen Smith each had 18 points to lead the Warriors.
63 years later, an overdue historic marker for a major moment in Raleigh civil rights history As Black History Month approaches, ABC11 is highlighting the volunteer-driven effort to ensure Raleigh never forgets what happened in Cameron Village. On Feb. 10, 1960, students from Shaw and Saint Augustine's universities began demonstrating outside. A total of 41 people were arrested at Cameron Village -- the first arrests of non-violent student protesters in those early days of the movement.
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