Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corp. unionized workers walked off the job at 2 p.m. June 21.
The 500 workers, who are members of the Saskatchewan Government and General Employees’ Union, had been in a strike position since May 27.
The workers have been without a contract since September 2009.
They had been offered 5.5 percent over three years but wanted 7.75 percent.
Talks last week failed to produce a settlement.
Bargaining chair Allan Evans said in a news release the workers also want better compensation for using their own vehicles on crop insurance business.
