The union representing striking workers at Cargill Dunlop have reached a tentative agreement with the meat-processing plant in Guelph, Ont.
There will be a vote held on the tentative agreement this weekend, beginning Saturday.
The unions negotiating committee had reached an agreement on Tuesday.
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A statement on the union’s website said workers will still be out on the picket lines throughout the weekend even though a deal has been reached.
Cargill plant employees had rejected a deal that was struck back in May, which resulted in job action. Workers at the local plant have been on strike since the end of May.
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The union said information sessions will be offered for members on Friday before the ratification vote is held Saturday.
Votes will be counted at 4 p.m.
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