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THE UNITED eee stood
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communities and workers at risk.
The Teamsters, which represent

Steel supports TWU in Telus dispute

was narrowly turned down in late
October. Company president Darren
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lion last year, hired several private securi-

(Twu)
tle with Telus. The company locked
nearly 12,000 ‘of its BC and Alberta

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source (contracting out) jobs to Asian
companies.

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gained in bad faith
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time and approved in mid-November
after a previous tentative agreement

than 30 years ago. The report says
that even though youth are better
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BC Labour Fed rallies Big On
Labour Day, thousands of activists

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are paid 20 per cent less. The report
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president Ken Georgetti, BC
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