A strike is over at the Shorelines Casino in Belleville following a ratification vote on a tentative agreement.
More than 90 unionized casino workers took part in the vote Tuesday.
Workers went on strike Friday over a wage dispute.
According to the union representing the workers, 92 per cent of members voted to accept the first contract.
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Unifor says that under the new deal, the average wage will increase by 13 per cent over the next three years, with some classifications receiving a 24 per cent bump.
The workers will also see the amount they pay for benefits reduced by half.
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