Talks to resume Friday between Clear Medical Imaging and striking Unifor workers, says union

Negotiations between Clear Medical Imaging and Unifor are set to resume on Friday, Nov. 8, according to the union, after requesting a conciliator.

Since Oct. 25, approximately 130 workers at the imaging company's 11 private clinics have been on strike in Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent.They hold jobs such as X-ray and ultrasound technologists, clerical and administrative staff.

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Unifor Local 2458 says its members went on strike over unresolved issues concerning wage parity with regional standards, benefits, addressing mandatory overtime and ensuring job security and union representation for all staff.

"We are returning to the table, determined to secure the fair deal our members deserve," said Unifor National President Lana Payne.

"Our members at Clear Medical Imaging have waited long enough for the respect and recognition that they deserve."

CBC News has not been able to reach the company for comment.