Wednesday, January 24, 2018 Finding Fairness at Fort Hills News After six days of being stuck at camp with no work, no pay, and no ability to go home, our Local 63 members working for Suncor Fort Hills have been compensated for missed wages following a recent work stoppage. Suncor initially planned to only pay the equivalent of two hours missed per shift. “At that point we began talking with Suncor and contractors about a plan,” says Jayson Bueckert, CLAC Fort McMurray Regional Director. “We challenged the company: how long is this going to take and when can people go home? If they can't go home, what would the compensation be for being stuck in camp?” Suncor announced yesterday that the first day would not be paid, but the subsequent five days would be paid in full. CLAC thanks our members for their support and patience through this difficult circumstance and thanks Suncor for the decision to compensate for days missed. You might be interested in Strathcona Mechanical Workers Approve New Agreement with Wage and Scheduling Improvements 3 Jun 2026 Ready To Deliver 3 Jun 2026 The Miracle of Many Hands 2 Jun 2026 Velocity Mechanical Workers Secure New Contract with Wage and Benefit Improvements 1 Jun 2026