School support workers return to class today in the Annapolis Valley.
Members of union Local 73 ratified a new agreement with the Regional Centre for Education yesterday.
The agreement addresses wage parity, the main issue behind the two week-long strike.
In a release, NSGEU President Sandra Mullen says the workers stood together for what was fair, and were able to achieve their goal.
Ninety-two percent of workers voted in favour of the deal.
About 150 members of Local 70 on the South Shore reached a tentative agreement with their employer yesterday, and will hold a ratification vote today.
MEDIA RELEASE: Striking school support workers in the Valley vote 92.3% to accept new tentative agreement, which will achieve wage parity.
This is what happens when you allow the collective bargaining process to unfold as it should!https://t.co/bwkxyer9sK#support4schoolsupport pic.twitter.com/sWyzCC8zV8— NSGEU (@NSGEU) November 8, 2022
