CUPE files labour board complaint against Lord Selkirk School Division over talks covering some 220 support workers
Key points
- CUPE Local 1522 filed a complaint with the Manitoba Labour Board covering some 220 school support workers
- The union alleges the division released details of a prospective deal on Nov. 2, nearly two weeks before presenting it to members
- The allegations have not been determined
CUPE Local 1522 filed a complaint with the Manitoba Labour Board last week, accusing the Lord Selkirk School Division of interfering with its ability to represent some 220 school support workers in contract talks. The union says the division publicly released details of a prospective deal on Nov. 2, nearly two weeks before the union was to present it to members. These are the union's allegations and have not been determined.
What employers should do
- Check the sequence of communications with employee representatives before releasing details of proposed agreements
Policy details
- Jurisdiction
- Manitoba
- Status
- Enforcement action
- Effective date
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- Employers covered
- Lord Selkirk School Division
- Official source
- Official source pending
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