CN threatens Monday lockout if union doesn't accept arbitration

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CN threatens Monday lockout if union doesn't accept arbitration

| Feb 20, 2015 9:13PM EST
Canadian National Railway said it will lock out 4,800 union workers, some of whom are tied to its intermodal services, on Monday night if Unifor doesn’t agree to accept binding arbitration this weekend.
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