Dec 20 (Reuters) - Strike actions have effectively ended at
a Canadian coal export terminal after the local union said it
reached a tentative agreement with Westshore Terminals
Investment Corp WTE.TO .
Union ILWU Local 502, which represents workers at the
terminal in Roberts Bank, British Columbia, did not provide any
details on the agreement in a statement dated Saturday.
The union sent a 72-hour strike notice to Westshore on
Wednesday.
The company and union have been negotiating for several
months over a new collective agreement after a previous
agreement and two others expired Jan. 31. urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL1N2IX2DF
The terminal is a key export center for miner Teck Resources
TECKb.TO .
Neither Westshore nor Teck were immediately available for
comment.
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Miner Teck preparing for possible strike at Canada's Westshore
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(Reporting by Sabahatjahan Contractor in Bengaluru; Editing by
Lisa Shumaker)
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