Strike

The first indication of trouble ahead came when St-Onge realized that Arnie Masters had not put a letter in the vault at the Department of Labour in Ottawa. I am not certain when or how St-Onge found out that Masters had not kept his promise regarding this matter, nor indeed can I be certain that an...

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Published inWaterfront Blues p. 194
Main Authors Alexander C. Pathy, Marianne Dufour, Curtis Fahey
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published University of Toronto Press 02.02.2004
Subjects
Alternative dispute resolution
Applied sciences
Arbitration
Behavioral sciences
Business
Business administration
Civil engineering
Civil law
Civil remedies
Court orders
Economic disciplines
Economics
Employee relations
Employment
Engineering
Gangs
Harbors
Human societies
Industrial action
Injunctions
Judicial rulings
Judicial system
Labor
Labor economics
Labor management relations
Labor strikes
Labor union leadership
Labor union representation
Labor unionization
Labor unions
Law
Marine engineering
Marine structures
Occupations
Organized labor
Political organizations
Political parties
Political science
Ports
Social groups
Sociology
Stevedores
Technical personnel
Transport workers
Walkouts
Waterfronts
Work stoppages
Workforce
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Summary:The first indication of trouble ahead came when St-Onge realized that Arnie Masters had not put a letter in the vault at the Department of Labour in Ottawa. I am not certain when or how St-Onge found out that Masters had not kept his promise regarding this matter, nor indeed can I be certain that any such deal was ever made. Masters, for his part, adamantly denied any secret agreement and maintained that the only deal consisted of bringing the issue to arbitration, as provided in the addendum to the collective agreement. He told me that he knew nothing about
ISBN:9780802089809
0802089801
DOI:10.3138/9781442683259.15