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WSIB strike enters sixth day as bargaining stalemate continues

Tuesday marks day six of strike action involving union workers with the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board of Ontario (WSIB). Both sides say they want to get back to the bargaining table but they are at an impasse over pay increase and workload improvements. Talks stalled last Wednesday between WSIB employees and the Ontario Compensation Employees Union (OCEU). Members were then locked out of computer systems and sent home. The union which represents over 3,600 workers, shifted from rotating strikes to a full work stoppage and condemns reports that the WSIB hired outside help to replace striking employees. “Our collective bargaining isn’t going well,” said Justin Dailey, head picket captain for OCEU 1750. Dailey says since being locked out Thursday, their employer has not come to the table with a fair agreement. “One of the biggest concerns we have is that the workload is very excessive for all our workers. We want it to be more manageable so we can put our best foot forward for the injured worker,” Dailey said.