First of two decisions. When local 891 and teamsters local 155 filed an application for certification of Shavick Entertainment and AFS Production, ACFC West claimed it was a raid and
Both local 891 and the Teamsters local argued that safety diving should be within their sole jurisdiction, however the Teamsters advanced an alternative argument that jurisdiction should be divided by
The arbitration dealt with the issue of whether the teamsters’ sole jurisdiction over security work applied to Council members working under collective agreement in both the exclusive jurisdiction of the
Local 471 alleged that there had been a sale of business from Concert Productions International (CPI) to MCA Concerts Canada (subsequently renamed Universal Concerts Canada) and that an agreement existing
After the production company entered into an agreement with ACFC, the Joint Council unions argued that they had orally entered into a voluntary recognition agreement with the production company. The
The B.C. and Yukon Council of Film Unions (“Film Council”) filed a request for reconsideration of the Board’s decision in BCLRB No. B28/2011 (“Original Decision”). In the Original Decision, the
IATSE, Local 680 applied for certification of a bargaining unit of all employees employed by Power Promotional Events Inc. (“Power Promotional”) as Crew Chief, Stagehands, Forklift Operators, Riggers and Climbers,
IATSE Local 210 applied to be certified for a unit of stage and production employees. The Board allowed the application and ordered a representation vote. The Board found that, contrary
Application for certification. French language decision. In November 2009, local 262 filed to certify the Pierre Peladeau Centre – an 850 seat theatre venue which was taken over by the
Application for certification. The local was certified for “All Stagehands employed by the Employer at The Pantages Playhouse Theatre in the Province of Manitoba, excluding those employees excluded by the
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