Economists find domestic car bailout cost effective, but expect more demands in future
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Alberta (3,287 inside workers) and the Civic Service Union, Local 52
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Montreal, Quebec (60 employees of a daycare centre) and the Service Employees International Union, Local 298
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Victoria, British Columbia (150 security guards) and the Canadian Auto Workers, Local 114
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Edmonton, Alberta (45 employees making equipment for the oil industry) and the Christian Labour Association of Canada, Local 63
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Canada-wide (1,800 locomotive engineers) and the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference
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Burlington, Ontario (113 employees of a nursing home) and the Service Employees International Union, Local 1
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Vancouver, British Columbia (182 employees making electrical lighting) and the Canadian Auto Workers, Local 114
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Pickering, Ontario (110 employees making aluminum extrusions) and the United Steelworkers, Local 2784
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St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec (400 employees making electrical supplies) and the United Steelworkers of America, Local 9065
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Brooks, Alberta (2,137 employees of a beef packing plant) and the United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 401
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Montreal, Quebec (600 employees of a financial institution) and the Canadian Office and Professional Employees, Local 575
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Despite the grievor's admission of guilt and contrition, the arbitrator found that his failure was too serious, and placed the employer under too much jeopardy from the impact of a mistake of this sort.
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Despite the fact that the grievor's threats against coworkers were specific and repeated, the arbitrator reinstated him. The decision by the company to treat similar threats with suspensions was crucial in the ruling.
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