HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Montana's Department of Transportation and the union that represents its heavy equipment operators have reached a tentative contract agreement, ending a strike threat by snow plow drivers, officials said Friday.
Chief labor negotiator Paula Stoll said the agreement with the Public Employees Craft Council was reached late Thursday after hours of mediation.
Stoll said the agreement does not include a pay raise, but the state has agreed to consider proposals to allow more employees to work four 10-hour shifts each week during the summer.
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