Though it’s been more than a month since the city of Kamloops and its unioned staff agreed to a new contract, the document itself is still a few weeks from its final signing.
Lori Rilkoff, the city’s human-resources director, told KTW her department, as well as CUPE Local 900, are still reviewing the new contract document to make sure the language matches what both sides agreed to during negotiations last year.
The public document will likely be ready for public perusal some time in early March.
The new deal comes with 7.5 per cent in pay increases spread over five years.
