The union representing transit supervisors in British ColumbiaB次元官网网址檚 Lower Mainland says it will be B次元官网网址渨ithdrawing all servicesB次元官网网址� on Monday if an agreement with Coast Mountain Bus Company isnB次元官网网址檛 made.

CUPE Local 4500, representing more than 180 bus workers, says it has been waiting more than four weeks for Coast Mountain to respond to its latest proposal.

The union says its patience has now B次元官网网址渂een exhaustedB次元官网网址� as it waits for the company to take bargaining seriously, and unless an agreement is reached all services, including the SeaBus, will be suspended by 3 a.m. on Jan. 22, for two days.

Coast Mountain president Michael McDaniel called the move B次元官网网址渄isappointing,B次元官网网址� adding that it will disrupt thousands of people who depend on the bus and SeaBus each day.

He says the company is urging the union to end its job action and return to the bargaining table with B次元官网网址渞ealistic expectations.B次元官网网址�

The move by the union comes after it began an overtime ban on Jan. 6.

McDaniel says Coast Mountain has made CUPE 4500 the same wage offer already agreed to by all other unions.

B次元官网网址淭he union has demanded 25-per-cent wage increases for transit supervisors over three years,B次元官网网址� his statement said. B次元官网网址淪imply put, it is unreasonable for this group of supervisors to demand nearly double the increase that all other CMBC unions have accepted.B次元官网网址�

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