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Nuclear One Workers Approve Contract

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Updated: January 7, 2009
About 350 workers at Arkansas Nuclear One have agreed to a new contract that will raise their wages by three percent each of the next two years. In exchange, the employees agreed to increase their copayments for medical benefits from 20 percent to 25 percent. The workers originally rejected the copay increase, and the union`s business manager said yesterday that they are not any more satisfied than they were with management`s first offer. But Mitchell said the workers ultimately decided against a strike. The power plant produces more than half of the electricity used in Arkansas. Posted by Mike Hellgren

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