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BC Labour Board Rules Workers Can't Refuse to Cross Some Picket Lines - Vimarsana News

BC Labour Board Rules Workers Can't Refuse to Cross Some Picket Lines

The precedent-setting decision affects strikes by federally regulated employees in the province.

Source: thetyee.ca
Federal ruling gives B.C. workers hope for collective agreement after going on strike for 3 years - Vimarsana News

Federal ruling gives B.C. workers hope for collective agreement after going on strike for 3 years

The Canada Industrial Relations Board has ruled that LTS Solutions Ltd., part of Ledcor Group, has breached its duty to enter collective bargaining in good faith with hundreds of unionized telecommunications workers in B.C.

Source: cbc.ca
Preference to disadvantaged groups not discrimination against others: B.C. court - Vimarsana News

Preference to disadvantaged groups not discrimination against others: B.C. court

'It's about creating equality and not every difference in treatment produces inequality'

Deep Inside the Strike Shaking Vancouver's Port - Vimarsana News

Deep Inside the Strike Shaking Vancouver's Port

Here’s what’s at stake in the battle between marine giant Seaspan and a small union that’s won the support of its bigger siblings.

Source: thetyee.ca
Just what is an essential service, anyway? BCGEU strike highlights history of made-in-B.C. answer to debate - Vimarsana News

Just what is an essential service, anyway? BCGEU strike highlights history of made-in-B.C. answer to debate

There's a made-in-B.C. solution to a question at the core of public sector labour relations: How can frontline workers fight for their rights without endangering the people they serve?

Source: cbc.ca