BC Rail Lockout Notice After Failed Negotiations
BC Rail and the Council of Trade Unions failed to reach a negotiated settlement. A lockout will take effect at 0001 hours on Monday, December 10, 1984. The railway seeks to reduce train and yard crews from three to two, a change already in force with most North American railways, with UTU Locals 4923 and 1778 opposing. The move aims to boost efficiency amid deregulation and competition, promising attrition rather than layoffs while UTU contract demands remain restrictive.
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Railway and UTU reach deal on reduced crews and funding
The Railway commits to no layoff from crew reductions and offers over $1 million in savings shared with UTU members. It sets up a joint UTU Railway monitoring committee, withdraws other demands, and seeks an exemption from the Public Sector Restraint Act. BC Rail stresses the move is essential for reliable, efficient service despite shipper and employee inconvenience.
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