Things finally found some resolution by month's end a joint statement from the two sides indicating that labour peace was finally at hand.
That short update, followed a few days later by a confirmation that the two sides were moving forward with the negotiated settlement that would return workers to their duties, with a four year contract in place.
The results of the ILWU ratification vote released August 4th, noting of an acceptance of 74.66% of the membership that voted.
Following the ratification vote, the details of the negotiated settlement were obtained by Canadian Press, their overview included the Memorandum of Settlement between the ILWU and BCMEA.
That explored the contentious issue of contracting out, compensation through the Modernization and Mechanization retirement compensation elements, as well as the schedule of wage increases over the course of the four year agreement.
A review of the full course of the July labour dispute can be reviewed from our archive page here.
74.66% approval vote.
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