Union grieves after discovering surveillance cameras in plant

No 'real-time monitoring' of plant employees: Arbitrator

After a strike that led to bad feelings between striking and non-striking employees at a large Winnipeg-area manufacturing facility, the company had 18 cameras installed to deter potential violence at the workplace. 
Carte International and its workers agreed to end a contentious strike in 2000 and the company decided it needed to install security cameras. It signed a back-to-work agreement with the union that included the line:

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