NIPSCO, United Steelworkers finalize agreements, ending lockout

By Michael Gallenberger,WVPE News | Published on in Business, Statewide News
A large, concrete building exterior on a cloudy day with a large sign displaying the name Northern Indiana Public Service Company.
(FILE PHOTO: Tyler Lake/WTIU)

NIPSCO’s month-long lockout of union workers is coming to an end.

The utility company said its clerical employees will return to work Tuesday, after the two sides finalized a labor agreement. Physical workers went back on April 28.

On its website, NIPSCO said its agreements with United Steelworkers deliver improved safety standards, more efficient emergency response, “above-historical wage increases” of at least four percent and expanded benefits.

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