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New Classifications and Language Highlight Burrard Deal!
New classifications and significant improvement to contract language highlight a new collective agreement between the members of IAMAW Local Lodge 1857 and Burrard Acura.
“Any warning, reprimand or discipline the company wishes to place on an Employee’s file must now be provided to the employee in writing within seven days of the occurrence which it documented,” [...]
Posted in Automotive, Bargaining Updates, District 250 News, Labour Rights, LL1857, Skilled Trades, Solidarity, Union Rights
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