Nova Scotia's 5,500 school support workers file 48-hour strike notice, could strike Monday
Key points
- Around 5,500 school support workers may strike Monday.
- CUPE filed a 48-hour strike notice.
- Talks broke off after 12 hours of bargaining.
Around 5,500 Nova Scotia school support workers, including early childhood educators, librarians and student support workers, are set to strike Monday if contract demands are not met, their union says. Finance Minister John Lohr said CUPE filed a 48-hour strike notice after talks broke off following 12 hours of bargaining.
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