Tentative deal reached for Windsor hotel workers
A tentative deal has been reached for Windsor workers at the Best Western Plus Waterfront hotel.
Unifor local 195 members have been on strike since June 1.
President Emile Nabbout told AM800 News a ratification vote will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the union hall.
Approximately 40 people, who work in guest services, housekeeping, and maintenance.
CTV News has reached out to Ironwood the management company that operates the hotel on Riverside Drive.
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