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Agreement signed with CUPE 1615

 CUPE 1615 agreement signed with MUN on Oct. 25, 2000.
CUPE 1615 signed an agreement with Memorial University on Oct. 25, 2000: Front row (L-R): Monty Green, Human Resources; Wayne Thistle, vice-president (administration and finance); Dr. Axel Meisen, president, Memorial University; Dave Reynolds, national representative of CUPE; Ralph Tapper, CUPE president, Local 1615; Judy Windsor, CUPE, QEII. Back row (L-R): Claude Horlick, Human Resources; Roxanne Millan, Arts; Rob Shea, Student Affairs; Raelene Thomas, Human Resources; John Butters, CUPE, Computing and Communications; Irene Whitfield, CUPE, Labour/Le Travail; Brian Farewell, CUPE national representative; Carol Kennedy, CUPE, QEII.

This fall an agreement was reached between Memorial University and its administrative, technical and technical support employees represented by the Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 1615. The 750 employees work at Memorial's campuses in St. John's and Corner Brook (Sir Wilfred Grenfell College).

The agreement was ratified by the employees at meetings in Corner Brook on Oct. 10 and St. John's on Oct. 11. It had already been ratified by the labour relations committee of the university's Board of Regents. The agreement was signed on Oct. 25.

The two-year contract, which expires Sept. 30, 2001, calls for the following wage increases: two per cent retroactive to Oct. 1, 1999; one per cent retroactive to April 1, 2000; one per cent retroactive to Oct. 1, 2000; and a wage re-opener clause that takes effect July 1, 2001. Parties agree to re-open discussion of wage increases in the context of any changes to general public sector compensation.