VANCOUVER - Members of the union representing 60,000 British Columbia nurses have voted to reject a tentative contract deal bargained between their union and the provincial health employer.
VANCOUVER - Members of the union representing 60,000 British Columbia nurses have voted to reject a tentative contract deal bargained between their union and the provincial health employer.
The BC Nurses’ Union says in a statement that nurses voted 67 per cent to reject the agreement that was reached on May 22.
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