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Following a shutdown of Coast Mountain Bus Company Services and possible closure of the SkyTrain and Canada Line, TransLink will not pursue changes in 2024

The Judicial Review Court has quashed an Industrial Disputes Tribunal (IDT) award of $8.5 million, which Outsourcing Management International Inc was ordered to pay to a manager who was dismissed over a sexual harassment case. Justice Simone Wolfe-...

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.

Review will look to make B.C. consistent with ‘rights and protections enjoyed by other Canadians’

Review will look to make B.C. consistent with ‘rights and protections enjoyed by other Canadians’

CUPE 4500 has not reached an agreement with its employer, Coast Mountain Bus Company. TransLink may face another shutdown, affecting Uber and Lyft pricing.

CUPE 4500 wants to expand the strike to the SkyTrain, Canada Line, and the West Coast Express but companies have filed to the labour board in January 2024.

CUPE 4500 has not reached an agreement with its employer, Coast Mountain Bus Company. TransLink may face another shutdown, affecting Uber and Lyft pricing.

CUPE 4500 wants to expand the strike to the SkyTrain, Canada Line, and the West Coast Express but companies have filed to the labour board in January 2024.

VICTORIA — British Columbia is launching a review of its Labour Relations Code and has appointed a three-member panel to recommend possible amendments.