Community services disrupted as District of Squamish locks out its own workers

Workers represented by CUPE 2269 have been locked out by the District of Squamish. The lockout took effect at 6 a.m this morning, indefinitely stopping public services except those deemed essential as per the Essential Services Order in place.

Union members and leadership will gather in front of Squamish Municipal Hall to speak with media and share how this employer decision impacts both workers and the community. A solidarity rally in support of workers will follow.

WHAT: An update on the first day of the lockout and overall status of negotiations, followed by a solidarity rally.

WHEN: Thursday, October 16 at 11:30 a.m.

WHERE:
Outside the District of Squamish Municipal Hall
37955 2 Ave, Squamish, BC

WHO:
Celeste Bickford, President of CUPE 2269
Karen Ranalletta, President of CUPE BC

Both will be available on-site to speak with media.

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