Archives: Legal Decisions

First of three decisions.  Duty of fair representation complaint.  The member (Canale) alleged that the local breached its duty in failing to arbitrate a grievance arising out of his termination. 

Second of two decisions.  Duty of fair referral complaint and allegation of failure to provide a financial statement.  The member (Kliki) alleged that the local had breached its duty of fair

First of two decisions.  Duty of fair representation, referral and other complaints by the members (Harney, Varga, Kliki and Hayes); specifically, (1) Kliki felt intimidated when the union’s president allegedly

Second of two decisions.  Application for leave and reconsideration by the Theatre of the Board’s decision BCLRB No. B264/2002 on three grounds: (1) because it bound the Vogue to a

First of two decisions.  The local certified a group of front of house employees and then “traded off” this group in exchange for a voluntary recognition of a group of

The local filed a complaint against the International alleging that the International had breached its duty of fair representation by denying the local the right to have counsel present at

Duty of fair representation complaint by the member (Gregory) alleging discriminatory treatment on the part of local 891.  The local defended on the basis that Gregory had not raised sufficient

Duty of fair representation and fair referral complaint.  During local’s organizing drive of NABET members, consultant organizers mistakenly told Perry et al that the date upon which they signed their proof

The member (Upshaw) filed a complaint after charges were imposed upon him by the local.  Upshaw brought forth evidence that he had an adrenal insufficiency which could have lead to

Second of two decisions.  Duty of fair representation complaint by member (Jarrett) who had his classification seniority reduced as per the local’s Constitution after failing to pay dues and being