By Colleen Hennan

Health Sciences workers and province set to meet

Jun 1, 2011 | 1:16 PM

The Health Sciences Association of Saskatchewan (HSAS) and the province will be meeting next Wednesday.

On Tuesday, HSAS announced strike action would continue to escalate if an arbitration request or a new substantial offer from SAHO didn't come through.

“If they fail to act, they will be directly responsible for the ongoing escalating strike action,” said Cathy Dickson, president of HSAS, on Tuesday.

On the same day, Labour Minister Don Morgan, said the government would rather focus on mediation or negotiating at the bargaining table.

“Binding arbitration is the sign that the process has failed so badly that you're going to say to somebody else, “Write the contract for us.”

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