Regina-Viterra Inc. said July 3 that it plans to operate its business should a labor disruption occur in Saskatchewan July 7. Members of the Saskatchewan Maintenance and Operations bargaining units and the Regina Office bargaining unit rejected Viterra’s offer. Alberta and Manitoba members belonging to the AgPro bargaining unit approved it. Viterra said all employees are required to report for their normal shift on July 7 under the new terms and conditions.
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