About 4,500 Unifor-represented employees at Saskatchewan's Crown corporations are set to begin a strike this morning at 7 a.m. after negotiations hit a wall. The workers at SaskTel, SaskPower, SaskEnergy, SecurTek, DirectWest, SaskWater and the Water Security Agency have been on a "work to rule" protest since Sept. 30 which saw them refusing overtime and ignoring performance targets. Unifor National President Jerry Dias says the members are looking for a 2% per-year increase and called out Premier Scott Moe for giving MLAs larger pay increases than Crown workers. Dias joins Gormley now to discuss the strike and why negotiations have stalled.