Negotiations have broken down between the City of Guelph and the union representing Guelph Transit workers, which could result in some service disruptions in November.
The Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Local 1189 represents around 260 transit workers. The union said it filed a no-board report with the Ministry of Labour once negotiations reached a standstill.
In a news release Wednesday, the union said transit users will be informed in advance of any service interruptions.
“Let me be clear, we are committed to ensuring that our passengers are kept informed and are not left scrambling or stranded at bus stops,” said ATU 1189 President Scott Bate, in the release. “The ATU will not withdraw our service or take direct strike action without giving a three-day notice to our riders.”
Members voted 99.5 per cent in favour of a strike if negotiations failed to move forwards.
“While we have no way of …