BHP Billiton bargaining unit employees ratify new collective agreement
by Jo Black
The EKATI Diamond Mine announces that a new Collective Agreement has been reached between BHP Billiton and the Union of Northern Workers and Public Service Alliance of Canada.
“This new four-year agreement brings stability to our operations and contributes to our vision of creating a long-term sustainable business in the North”, said Ricus Grimbeek, President and Chief
Operating Officer. “I am pleased with the outcome and in continuing a good working relationship with our employees.”
BHP Billiton bargaining unit employees ratified the Collective Agreement on December 14, 2007.
Ekati, Canada’s first diamond mine, produces 6 percent of the world’s diamond supply by value or 4 percent by weight.
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