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B.C. port employer requests ‘urgent strike intervention’ by the CIRB

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The BC Maritime Employers Association says it is requesting urgent intervention by the Canada Industrial Relations Board to divert a looming strike by a union representing ship and dock foremen. The association said Friday that ILWU Local 514 had served a notice of intended strike action against DP ...

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