Hearing to determine if Montreal port labor can strike

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Hearing to determine if Montreal port labor can strike

| Feb 06, 2019 5:22PM EST
The Canadian Industrial Relations Board will hear arguments from the longshore union and employers regarding whether the port of Montreal should be considered an “essential service,” and therefore not subject to a strike or a lockout.
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