PORT HOPE / COBOURG – A new three-year contract for Cameco fuel manufacturing workers in Cobourg and Port Hope includes both yearly raises and enhanced retirement benefits, says company spokesperson Carey Hyndman.
The first and second years will see a 2.25% increase for 101 members of United Steelworkers (USW) Local 14193 and, with a 2.5% increase in the third year, the overall increase is 7%, she said. About 80 of the fuel manufacturing workers are in Port Hope facilities and the balance in Cobourg.
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