Archives : Legal Decisions

The Film Council applied for a declaration that the production “The Days” produced by Mindshare was within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Film Council as set out in British Columbia

Second of two decisions.  Local 891 applied for leave and reconsideration of the decision of the Labour Board in BCLRB No. 344/2004, arguing that ACFC should not have been granted

First of two decisions.  ACFC applied for a cease and desist order against the IATSE local, asserting that the IATSE local’s policy of expelling its members who maintain dual membership

The UBCP applied for a declaration that a term of an agreement it had negotiated with the UCBU and the PSAC which established the eligibility of “Background Extra Members” to

Local 295 applied for certification of casual light and sound technicians working at the Casino.  Although the PSAC had previously been certified to represent “all employees” by or in connection

Third of three decisions.  Application by teamsters’ local 155 for review of the arbitration award “Re: Jurisdictional Dispute: Forklifts et al. and Golf Carts et al.”  The teamsters local alleged

Second of three decisions.  Jurisdiction dispute regarding forklifts, genie lifts, man lifts, condors, Z-booms, lighting cranes, chapman cranes, blue chip forklifts, Hyster forklifts, scissor lifts, skytracks, specialty ordered equipment, golf

First of three decisions.  Preliminary decision on jurisdictional dispute regarding golf carts, forklifts and other similar vehicles.  Based on his preliminary analysis, the arbitrator found that golf carts, forklifts and

The Teamsters applied for a declaration that local 669 and local 891, Phoenix and International Stage Lines did not have an interest in the proceedings before the arbitrator but rather

Application for certification (first of two decisions).  Nasco disputed the appropriateness and the local’s estimate of the number of employees in proposed bargaining unit.  The Board found that the proposed