The deal runs from April 1, 2025, to March 31, 2029, and includes wage increases of 7 per cent, 7 per cent,… …
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Pay gap reporting expands to 8,500 B.C. employers as deadline passes
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberAbout 8,500 British Columbia employers with 50 or more workers had to post their first public gender pay gap reports by Nov.… …
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Room attendants, servers, banquet staff and other workers at the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver will see wage increases of between 10 and 23… …
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FeaturedLabour Relations
Unifor pledges to defend British Columbia workers’ rights under next provincial government
Canada’s largest private-sector union is pledging to step up its efforts to protect workers’ rights, advance reconciliation, and safeguard human rights under… …
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The union representing some 1,200 workers at a Teck Resources Ltd. copper mine in the British Columbia Interior has served a 72-hour… …
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Labour RelationsFeatured
Drillers, pump operators in B.C. ratify agreement with 13 per cent raise over three years
Drillers and pump rig operators at a Vancouver Island drilling company will see their wages rise 13 per cent over three years… …
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Labour LawEmployment Law
PREMIUM City of Port Moody must release factual parts of harassment investigation report
A worker who complained of bullying and harassment at the City of Port Moody is entitled to see large portions of a… …
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Amazon employees in British Columbia who are trying to remove Unifor as their bargaining agent have been shut out of the company’s… …
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Labour Law
PREMIUM Pan Pacific hotel security officers who monitor co-workers barred from bargaining unit
Security officers at the Pan Pacific Vancouver hotel cannot join the bargaining unit of the co-workers they are tasked with monitoring, the… …
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About 40 unionized workers at Vancouver’s Georgian Court Hotel will get a wage increase under their first collective agreement, even though the… …

