Category: Collective Agreement Interpretation

This proceeding concerned a policy grievance regarding the scope of the collective agreement between the parties, specifically, whether the collective agreement covered stagehands on all future performing arts venues at

This preliminary award concerned a consolidation request be the Union. The Union sought to consolidate 17 individual grievances with the policy grievance that had been referred to Arbitrator Burkett on

This decision was made in the course of interest arbitration with respect to a first collective agreement between the parties. The Arbitrator considered twenty-six items on which the parties had

This decision was made in the course of interest arbitration with respect to a first collective agreement between the parties. The Arbitrator considered twenty-six items on which the parties had

The award dated December 7, 2016 concerns an interest arbitration between the City of Ottawa (the “City”) and the International Alliance Of Theatrical Stage Employees, Moving Picture Technicians, Artists And

In this decision, the BC Council of Unions made up of IATSE Local 891, Teamsters Local 155 and IATSE Local 669) grieved the sharing of department heads between two productions:

In IATSE, Local 411 v King Film Productions, Arbitrator MacDowell determined that a portable toilet placed near a “dry wagon” did not constitute a “honey wagon” as defined under the

Background This award concerns a referral from the Labour Relations Board regarding Arbitrator Ready’s January 5, 2007 Award.  The Labour Relations Board ordered that the Arbitrator provide reasons with respect

Date of Award: March 7, 2007Arbitrator: David C. McPhillips Summary In 1995 the British Columbia and Yukon Council of Film Unions (the “Council”) was formed to represent the three unions

Date of Award: November 30, 2012Arbitrator: Michael Flemming The Grievor was employed in film and television for 23 years. Most recently, she was employed with Warner Bros. Television (B.C.) Inc.