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Bayside Power Station in Saint John, N.B. Photo: Quintin Soloviev

Arbitrator orders NB Power to reclassify Bayside shift supervisors

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A New Brunswick Power Corporation grievance over a new bargaining-unit classification at its Bayside Thermal Generating Station has been upheld by an arbitrator, who ordered the utility to reclassify five workers and pay retroactive wages and benefits. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Wor...

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