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Application form to hire a temporary foreign worker not longer requires an employer to first consult the union to see if a Canadian is available to do the job

Canadian jobs are being lost to temporary foreign workers because of a decision years ago by the federal government to drop the need for companies to consult unions before they can bring in people fro

B.C. has appointed a panel to consult with industries and labour groups on changes to the B.C. Labour Relations Code this spring, and one union executive hopes the independent review will lead to better gains for workers across the province.

Workers at major construction sites in B.C. will be able to use flush toilets once the province brings in new legislation announced this week.

Workers at major construction sites in B.C. will be able to use flush toilets once the province brings in new legislation announced this week.

Workers at major construction sites in B.C. will be able to use flush toilets once the province brings in new legislation announced this week.

Workers at major construction sites in B.C. will be able to use flush toilets once the province brings in new legislation announced this week.

Workers at major construction sites in B.C. will be able to use flush toilets once the province brings in new legislation announced this week.

Porta-potties at major construction sites will soon be a thing of the past, Premier David Eby announced Monday.

Tradespeople say porta-potties often so filthy they won’t go to washroom all day