The Manitoba Labour Board has found that the United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 832 breached its duty to bargain in …
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Labour RelationsFeatured
Titan Tool & Die workers hit 300 days on the picket line in Windsor, Ont., without severance
Unifor members locked out by Titan Tool & Die marked 300 days on the picket line Wednesday, as the Windsor, Ont., manufacturer …
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Labour Law
PREMIUM Correctional Service of Canada can’t have it both ways on backdated firing: board
A Correctional Service of Canada worker’s termination grievance will proceed to a hearing after the Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment …
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The Federal Court of Appeal has overturned a decision of the Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board that cleared a …
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Ottawa launches mining workforce alliance to address skills gaps
The federal government has launched a new alliance to build the skilled workforce that Canada’s mining and minerals sector needs. The Mining …
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Labour LawCompensation
PREMIUM DoubleTree Windsor must repeat 50-cent wage increase after minimum wage hike, arbitrator rules
Unionized workers at a Windsor, Ont., hotel are entitled to a second 50-cent-an-hour wage increase after an Ontario labour arbitrator found that …
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Autoliv Canada can rely on surveillance video from its plant cameras to support the firing of a lift-truck driver accused of taking …
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Labour Law
PREMIUM Wood Buffalo paramedic fired after pushing colleague into a fridge door loses grievance
An advanced care paramedic firefighter who was fired after a confrontation with a co-worker during a shift change has lost his bid …
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Alberta to add health numbers, citizenship markers to ID cards
Alberta will begin issuing driver’s licences and identification (ID) cards that carry a person’s health number and citizenship marker starting July 2. …
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Unifor condemns federal order to review CRTC streaming decisions
Canada’s largest private-sector union is warning that the federal government has dealt a major blow to Canadian cultural sovereignty by ordering a …

