Vancouver Airport Janitors Suspend Strike After Tentative Agreement Reached

The union and employer reached a deal, halting planned Christmas Eve picket lines as workers prepare to vote on the proposal.

Janitors at Vancouver International Airport have been on strike since Thursday, demanding higher wages after being without a contract since September.
The union, SEIU Local 2, represents 233 janitors responsible for cleaning nearly all areas of the airport, including terminals and secured zones.
A tentative agreement was reached between the union and Alpine Building Maintenance, leading to the cancellation of planned picket lines on Christmas Eve.
Union members will vote on the proposed deal; if ratified, the strike will officially end.
Details of the agreement have not been disclosed and will remain confidential until after the union vote.