Lockouts at Canada’s two biggest ports after Montreal dock workers reject latest offer
Workers are locked out at Canada’s two biggest ports on Monday, after Montreal longshore employees rejected a contract with their employers group on Sunday night. Dock workers at British Columbia’s ports, including Vancouver, have been locked out since last Monday as employers push them to approve to a new collective agreement.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government directed an independent labor board to end lockouts at Canada’s largest ports, ...
Canada on Tuesday moved to end labor disputes at the country's biggest ports, including Vancouver and Montreal, citing ...
Twin labor lockouts at Canadian ports in Montreal and British Columbia have been put on ice. Canada’s Labour Minister ...
Notwithstanding the impending threat of government intervention, Montreal and BC dockworkers have powerful allies at ports ...
The British Columbia ports labour dispute continued on Tuesday, impacting exports at Canada's biggest port in Vancouver with ...
Business groups are urging Justin Trudeau’s government to put an end to labor strife at Canada’s largest ports, as it did ...
The holiday season is fast approaching. But this year’s excitement could be dampened by the threat of major trade disruptions due to ongoing port strikes in Canada.
Justin Trudeau’s government directed an independent labour board to end lockouts at Canada’s largest ports, as it did with ...
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B.C. ports lockout: Unions challenging government intervention in major rail, ports labour disputesLabour Minister Steven MacKinnon stepped in on Tuesday to get ports in B.C. and Montreal moving again after employers locked ...
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