Further information about the agreement and its implementation was not included in the community message
The long strike involving the Brockville and Area Community Living Association and OPSEU/SEFPO Local 441 has ended following the issuance of an award, the organizations announced.
In a message to the community, BACLA and the union said both parties remained focused on maintaining continuity of care for supported individuals throughout the labour dispute.
The organizations acknowledged the impact of the strike on the community and thanked residents for their patience and understanding.
BACLA said the next step is reconciliation and rebuilding relationships between the organization and its employees.
The association also reaffirmed its commitment to the people it serves and the workers who provide care and support.
As the organization returns to full-service delivery, BACLA said it is grateful for the community’s continued support and trust.
The announcement did not provide details about the award or specify when all services would return to normal.
Further information about the agreement and its implementation was not included in the community message.
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