This time, in Anjou, bucolic borough of Montreal is that everything went smoothly.
In the corridors of the so-called "Convention Center" Renaissance (complex partys wedding instead), people have discovered the contents of the negotiation of the night between employers commando (Composed of Hamelin and Jean Michel Fradette, Human Resources staff of RC and Thierry Beriault, counsel for the Company) and the band union met yesterday in the wee hours at the Complexe Guy-Favreau (these last-second stages but have to also started around 2am and ended at 11:23). Nine and a half hours of talks to define a "Schedule V" and tie offers a protocol for returning to work.
In the famous "Annex V," there was nothing new contract offered to television and radio general, although they had asked the committee stages but to pick up hotlines for them too at the meeting last week in Laval. But realizing that the CBC had offered anything they do, the members were somewhat concerned by the turn of this meeting. "Everything is for people with information. It'll [the makers of the TV and RDIO general] to piss off even more, "said my colleague Melanie Bourgeois TV News.
In the "Annex V" (details on the official site Radio-Canada as negotiations , RC particularly committed to "support its employees in the desire to grow professionally within the society ". It seeks in particular to prevent people from being forced to resign from Radio-Canada (losing seniority and benefits) to change jobs within the CBC.
Except that this commitment does not solve the problem of Simon Dallaire, a former Race became assistant director. There is an aberration in our union. We group the assistant directors. But when they, like Simon, want to become directors, they should resign because they change their union affiliation. Simon asked if the "Schedule V" was the way to avoid resign from Radio-Canada to become a director. Our union representatives was told that, unfortunately, no. Air Simon says a lot about the way he has welcomed the news.
Still, at progressively advanced by the meeting, "applaudissomètre" allowed for a trend in favor of accepting these offers retouched.
We learned also that through the mediation of Gérald Larose, former president of the CSN, which both parties could agree to begin a final sprint through the night.
Pierre Tousignant, a journalist in Sherbrooke, had brought an opportunity for Habanero Montecristo. It would soon turn since late afternoon, bids were accepted by 694 votes (69.1%) against 302 (30.0%) and 9 abstentions (0.9%).
At the announcement of these results were clearer than those of a Quebec referendum, all the cameras converged on the platform where the union executive seemed relieved that the conflict is finally resolved.
The Executive and the committee stages but had recommended acceptance of bids. But union representatives, themselves, were more divided: 26 for and 11 against, a proportion heralding the end result.
But before converging towards the stage too, I was at the back of the room, close to Marie-France Bazzo and his team, on which the vote had the effect a cold shower. Marie-France set to hold the festivities of the executive in consternation.
Before the meeting, she retouched jeering bids that do absolutely nothing to team members who continue to be rented humans. "The famous lump sum payment of one thousand dollars, she gave as an example, well most of my research there will because they were not entitled to the use of Radio-Canada on June 18. They were between two contracts. "To those who said they wanted to return to Radio-Canada with their anger, she replied:" Try it, you, a contract for 39 weeks, to express your anger at a boss. Tries, see. "
The northern service colleagues also found the water spout. Except that most members had "solidarity with Earth," as Sophie Langlois said. The new collective agreement many people forget. But the unique solidarity experienced during this conflict allows me to believe that the next negotiation (in just two years!), they will not be forgotten either. That
voted for or against these offers, I think the general feeling is expressed by Daniel Carriere, fellow journalist on TV: "We had a great you? YEAH! There are you happy it's over? YEAH! "
In the evening, a show of thunder and deadlock came to a ton of bricks on the cake. In the tiny dance floor bar St-Laurent-2, dozens of "for" and "cons" have danced together until 2 am.
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