PECO strike ends as union and utility announce deal
IBEW Local 614 and PECO have reached a tentative agreement, concluding a labor strike that occurred during power outages in Pennsylvania.
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A strike involving PECO workers has ended following the announcement of a deal between the utility and the IBEW Local 614 union. The agreement includes provisions for wage increases, pensions, and retirement medical benefits.
Coverage from outlets including FOX 29 Philadelphia, Inquirer.com, WHYY, 6abc Philadelphia, and NBC10 Philadelphia highlights the conclusion of the labor dispute. Reports confirm that both sides confirmed the tentative deal, which follows a period where progress in talks had been described as limited.
Workers are expected to return to their jobs on Wednesday. Future updates will track the implementation of the new contract terms following the conclusion of the strike.
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Coverage (7)
- PECO worker strike ends: IBEW Local 614 wins pensions, retirement medical, wage hikes FOX 29 Philadelphia · 45d ago
- Peco and worker union reach a deal, ending strike Inquirer.com · 45d ago
- PECO workers strike as power outages hit Pennsylvania FOX 29 Philadelphia · 45d ago
- PECO strike continues as little progress is made in talks WHYY · 45d ago
- Workers expected to return to jobs Wednesday after tentative deal reached to end PECO strike 6abc Philadelphia · 45d ago
- PECO and union reach tentative deal to end strike, both sides say NBC10 Philadelphia · 45d ago
- PECO strike ends as union and utility announce deal WHYY · 45d ago
Quick answers
What benefits were included in the deal?
The agreement includes wage hikes, pensions, and retirement medical benefits.
When will employees return to work?
Workers are expected to return to their jobs on Wednesday.
Who was involved in the negotiations?
The negotiations involved PECO and the IBEW Local 614 union.
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