B.C. port lawsuit over 'hot edict' tests secondary picketing limits
Key points
- A British Columbia port lawsuit over a 'hot edict' is testing the limits of secondary picketing
- The union says the employer is waiting around and 'working around this strike'
- The allegations have not been proven
HCAMag reports that a lawsuit involving a port in British Columbia over a 'hot edict' is testing the limits of secondary picketing. The union says the employer is waiting around and 'working around this strike.' The allegations have not been proven.
What employers should do
- Watch how the lawsuit defines secondary picketing when union strikes occur
Policy details
- Jurisdiction
- British Columbia
- Status
- Enforcement action
- Effective date
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- Official source
- Official source pending
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