RMH Teleservices clash triggers first Liberal union battle in private sector
Tensions rise as Victoria RMH Teleservices resists BCGEU efforts to organize 1,600 Surrey workers. The dispute, marked by provocative management tactics and anti union actions, prompted union complaints to the Labour Relations Board that were ultimately dismissed by LRB vice chairman Ken Saunders. The case tests liberal era rules easing managers' speech during organizing drives and highlights ongoing friction between business and unions in British Columbia.
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Unions and Government Set for Bizarre Labour Showdown
Unions press Labour Board to reconsider RMH ruling as BC liberals seek balance in labour rules. BCGEU leaders warn of intimidation while business groups argue firms must freely pitch their case. Strain in the system draws in Labour Minister Graham Bruce and potential supervised forums.
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