Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations puts forward its “best” offer to HSAS

Let's hope this ends in a resolution finally — the employer group Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations has presented what it calls a “best offer” to over 3,000 workers like paramedics and physical therapists currently in negotiations.

These contracts talks have been going on nearly two years and now there is a 7.5 per cent offer on the table, broken down as two per cent, 1.5 per cent, two per cent and two per cent.

SAHO's CEO and President Susan Antosh confirms it.

“We have added and additional two per cent over the four year period.”

She is hoping that wage offer along with no change to the benefits and some incentives for northern work will make the difference.

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“The union has indicated they will respond to us later Friday afternoon.”

The Health Sciences Association union has been in a strike position since February.

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