Date: April 3, 2014 Egg Films (the “Employer”) produces television commercials and promotional films for corporate clients. The Nova Scotia Labour Board (the “Board”) certified The International Alliance of Theatrical
IATSE, Local 262, filed an application pursuant to s. 39 of the Labour Code, R.S.Q., c. C‑27 (the “Code”) claiming that the employees working at Cineplex Entertainment’s new VIP Cinemas
This decision involves an objection filed by IATSE 300 with respect to the conduct of a representational vote in an application for certification. On agreement of the parties, a second
The Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada, Local 747 (“CEP”) filed an application pursuant to ss. 127(2) and 127(3) of the Quebec Labour Code, RSQ, c C-27, requesting that
This was an Application for Certification filed by IATSE Local 906 on October 31, 2012 for the following bargaining unit: For Full Decision Click Here All employees of the Respondent
This matter between IATSE, Local 849 (“IATSE”), and Egg Films Inc. was proceeded under the Nova Scotia Trade Union Act, SNS 2011, c 71 (“the Act”) and concerned an application
This decision involved an Application for Certification. IATSE applied to represent “All persons employed by GRK Pics Ltd. as director of photography, camera operator, first assistant camera operator, second assistant
This decision concerns an Application for Certification filed by IATSE 849 under section 23 of the Trade Union Act (the “Act”) to become certified as the bargaining agent of “Motion
This decision concerned an Application for Certification filed on July 26, 2010 seeking certification of a bargaining unit for all stagehands employed by the AEG Live Canada Ltd. (“AEG”), in
With the assistance of the International, Locals 118 and 901 formed a poly-party council to facilitate organizing companies working in stage and trade show industries. In an earlier decision, the
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