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WorkSafe BC and the Compensation Employees' Union have reached a tentative agreement on a two-year contract.
The deal for 2,500 workers, including some in Prince George, calls for a small wage increase funded through savings found in other parts of the budget as part of the provincial government's co-operative gains mandate.
Ratification votes will be held across the province over the next two weeks, with the Prince George vote set for Feb. 6.
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