The day before the election campaign kicks off, SAQ employees will be going on strike.
Wednesday will be the second of six planned strike days.
The union says it's taking a different strategy this time - giving customers a heads up in advance.
On July 17th, workers walked off the job without warning.
The union is in negotiations for a new contract, and says the main contention points are scheduling and part-time work.
It's calling on the government to intervene and force the SAQ to settle with its employees.
