Tell Crosslinx: Hold Dexterra Accountable
john.bisanti@crosslinxtransit.ca, isabela.martinez@crosslinxtransit.ca, justin.demerchant@crosslinxtransit.ca, robert.burns@crosslinxtransit.ca, raja.akbar@crosslinxtransit.ca, info@crosslinxtransit.ca, corina.carvallo@crosslinxtransit.ca, P&CTeam@crossli
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We recently learned that Dexterra Group, which has had a contract with Crosslinx to clean the Eglinton Crosstown LRT stations:
Hid contracts from us and kept workers from being part of the City-Wide Toronto collective agreement
Sub-contracted work which led to lower wages and worse working conditions for workers
It’s time to send Crosslinx a powerful and united message: Hold Dexterra Accountable!
Crosslinx has a responsibility to ensure the companies it hires operate honestly, respect workers, and comply with labour law.
Public infrastructure should never be cleaned on the backs of workers.
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john.bisanti@crosslinxtransit.ca, isabela.martinez@crosslinxtransit.ca, justin.demerchant@crosslinxtransit.ca, robert.burns@crosslinxtransit.ca, raja.akbar@crosslinxtransit.ca, info@crosslinxtransit.ca, corina.carvallo@crosslinxtransit.ca, P&CTeam@crossli
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Crosslinx has a responsibility to ensure the companies it hires operate honestly, respect workers, and comply with labour law.
This is why it's so concerning that Dexterra Group, which has had a contract with Crosslinx to clean the Eglinton Crosstown LRT stations:
- Hid contracts from us and kept workers from being part of the City-Wide Toronto collective agreement
- Sub-contracted work which led to lower wages and worse working conditions for workers
Crosslinx has to take action now to: Hold Dexterra Accountable!
Public infrastructure should never be cleaned on the backs of workers.