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  • Collective agreement

    Village of Chase
    CUPE 900
    2011-01-01 to 2014-12-31 4 years Public administration

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-05-02

    MARG HERAID("Heraid")-and-RETAIL WHOLESALE UNION, LOCAL 580("Local 580")-and-SUMMIT LOGISTICS INC.("Summit")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-06-26

    SECURIGUARD SERVICES LTD.(the "Employer")-and-COUNCIL OF I.W.A. LOCALS(the "Union")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-08-08

    GEOFFREY B. GODDING("Godding")-and-INDUSTRIAL WOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS OFCANADA (I.W.A. CANADA), CLC, LOCAL UNION NUMBER2171(the "Union")-and-SAUDER INDUSTRIES LIMITED TRANSPORT DIVISION(NOW: PROTRUX SYSTEMS INC.)(the "Employer")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-09-27

    RICHARD BILLINGHURST("Billinghurst")-and-BOBELL EXPRESS LTD.(the "Employer")-and-TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 213(the "Union")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-10-26

    EBN GRAINCO INC.(the "Employer")-and-TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 31(the "Union")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-11-24

    LINDA LOVEROCK, MARGUERITE BENNETT, MARIONMILES, BEVERLEY OKSANEN and WENDY SEMENIUK(the "Complainants")-and-CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, LOCAL 389(the "Union")-and-BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES,NORTH VANCOUVER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 44(the "Employer")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-12-22

    <p>BC RAIL LTD.("BC Rail")-and-INDUSTRIAL WOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS OFCANADA, (I.W.A. CANADA), CLC, LOCAL NO. 1-424("IWA" or the "Union")-and-CANADIAN UNION OF TRANSPORTATION EMPLOYEES, LOCAL 6("CUTE 6")-and-COUNCIL OF TRADE UNION ON BC RAIL LTD.(the "Council")-and-UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN AND APPRENTICESOF THE PLUMBING AND PIPEFITTING INDUSTRY OF THEUNITED STATES AND CANADA, LOCAL NO. 170(the "UA")-and- NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE TRANSPORTATIONAND GENERAL WORKERS UNION OF CANADA("CAW") (Leave for Reconsideration of BCLRB No. B417/2000)</p>

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-01-28

    VERNON AND DISTRICT ASSOCIATION FOR THEMENTALLY HANDICAPPED(the "Employer")-and-B.C. GOVERNMENT AND SERVICE EMPLOYEES' UNION(the "Union")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-02-28

    MARLENE GLADSTONE("Gladstone")-and-DELMAS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION(the "Employer")-and-RETAIL WHOLESALE UNION, LOCAL 580(the "Union")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-03-29

    Pacific Press, a division of Southam Inc. (the "Employer") -and- Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada, Local 2000 (the "Union")(Part 5 - Case No. 42127)(Application for Reconsideration - Case No. 42224)1

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  • Collective agreement

    Chemainus Forest Products Ltd.
    USW 1-1937
    2011-10-31 to 2015-10-30 4 years Manufacturing

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-05-04

    Fred Newart ("Newart") -and- United Brotherhood ofCarpenters and Joiners of America, Local No. 1735 (the"Union")(Section 12(1) - Case No. 41975)(i) Nature of Application1

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-06-23

    HARINDER TAKYAR("Takyar")-and-THE SURREY ASSOCIATION FOR THE MENTALLYHANDICAPPED(the "Employer")-and-B.C. GOVERNMENT AND SERVICE EMPLOYEES' UNION(the "Union")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-08-11

    JIM RINGROSE(the "Complainant")-and-UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN ANDAPPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING AN PIPEFITTINGINDUSTRY OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA,LOCAL 170(the "Union")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-09-27

    PADDY GOGGINS(Applicant)-and-PACIFICA PAPERS INC.("Pacifica" or the "Employer")-and-COMMUNICATIONS, ENERGY AND PAPERWORKERSUNION OF CANADA, LOCAL UNION NO. 76(the "Union")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-10-25

    HELPING HANDS AGENCY LTD.("Helping Hands")-and-546284 B.C. LTD. (SUPPORT 'N SUPERVISION)("SNS")-and-B.C. GOVERNMENT AND SERVICE EMPLOYEES' UNION(the "Union" or "BCGEU")-and-CERTAIN EMPLOYEES("Certain Employees")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-11-24

    ROBERT P. MURPHY(the "Complainant")-and-TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 155(the "Union")-and-VIPER PRODUCTIONS INC.(the "Employer")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-11-07

    GURCHAN GARCHA, SANDHU JAGPAL, MAKHAN MANN,NARINDER MANN, SURJIT SAMRA,AND SUBHEG SANGHA(the "Complainants")-and-INDUSTRIAL WOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS OFCANADA (I.W.A. CANADA), CLC,LOCAL UNION NUMBER 1-3567("Local 1-3567")-and-DOMAN FOREST PRODUCTS LIMITED(the "Employer")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-01-31

    G.R. BAKER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL(the "Employer")-and-BRITISH COLUMBIA NURSES' UNION(the "BCNU")-and-HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES' UNION(the "HEU")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-02-28

    HEALTH EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION OF BC(the "HEABC" or "Employer")-and-HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES' UNION(the "HEU" or "Union")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-03-30

    DARIA BRACIC("Bracic")-and-B.C. GOVERNMENT AND SERVICE EMPLOYEES' UNION(the "Union")-and-KARDEL CONSULTING SERVICES INC.formerly DEBRAE SERVICES LTD.(the "Employer")

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  • Collective agreement

    Chemainus Forest Products Ltd.
    USW 1-1937
    2015-10-31 to 2019-10-30 4 years Manufacturing

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-05-04

    JOAN SHEEHAN("Sheehan")-and-HEALTH SCIENCES ASSOCIATION TRUST NO. 1(the "Trust")HEALTHCARE BENEFIT TRUST(the "Benefit Trust")-and-HEALTH SCIENCES ASSOCIATIONOF BRITISH COLUMBIA(the "HSA")

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  • Decision

    Date: 2000-06-23

    WILLIAM F. BURDITT, et al(the "Complainants")-and-INDUSTRIAL WOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS OFCANADA (I.W.A. CANADA), CLC, LOCAL UNION NUMBER2171(the "Union")-and-CANADIAN FOREST PRODUCTS LIMITED(EBURNE SAWMILLS DIVISION)(the "Employer")

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