Local 800 v. Princess of Wales Theatre and Royal Alexandra Theatre 1997 (Arbitrator: Robert J. Herman)
Grievance over whether employees of the local received proper payment of wages with respect to the production of Beauty and
The Union Behind Entertainment
Grievance over whether employees of the local received proper payment of wages with respect to the production of Beauty and
The issue raised by the grievance was whether the employer violated the collective agreement by failing to pay the double
Jurisdictional dispute filed by local 58 after work was assigned by the Employer to members of the International Brotherhood of
Santa Buddies refused to enter into a collective agreement with the BC Council and instead entered into a voluntary recognition
Further to BCLRB No. B179/2008 following a section 41 review of the BC film industry. The Board further ordered that:
In the course of review of the film industry in British Columbia, the British Columbia Labour Relations Board issued a
The teamsters’ local applied for standing and intervenor status in local 891’s application for certification of the Production in order
The employer and ACFC sought production of documents and particulars including a copy of local 891 and Teamsters local 155’s
The CEP sought standing to speak to the issue of whether ACFC membership cards established “membership in good standing” for
Arbitrator Ready was appointed to make inquires and recommendations to the parties to address the recommendations concerning seniority dispatch made