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a ence Review - _ - Wednesday, September 3, 1986 3.

Another appeal launched over

idle Terrace construction site

TERRACE — As the
dispute between Hegge

Construction and two.

union locals enters its
fourth month, the centre
of activity continues to

‘be the Labor Relations

Board (LRB) office in
Vancouver rather than

the RCMP building con-
struction site. The latest
LRB decision, handed
-down July 25, is being
appealed by both the
United Brotherhood of

nel and Rock Workers.

by Michael Kelly

The July 25 decision
upheld the union cer-
tification of the jobsite,
but it also declared that

in place respecting wages

laborers. On that basis
the unions are held to the
$10 per hour and $15 per
hour wage levels origi-
nally offered for laborers
and carpenters, and
wages are excluded from

Carpenters and the Tun-.

there was an agreement -

paid to carpenters and.

Jamle Adams, Terrace native Indian Nishga’A artist,
displays the logo he designed depicting a grizzly bear, The
design will be imprinted and displayed on the team shirts
for the Kermode Cubs native bal! team, a sports group

the bargaining process.
Following that deci-
sion William Kaplan,

sponsored by the Kermode Friendship Centre,

Hegge’s legal represen-

Court

In Terrace Provincial
Court on Friday, Aug.
15 Joseph Rattle was
fined $60.00 for causing
a disturbance in a public
place.

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On Friday, Aug. 15 in
Terrace
Court, Colin Mohr was
fined $35.00 for an of-
‘fence under the Motor

Vehicle Act. ;

Board of Directors.

Provincial ©

Ksan House Society operates the Ksan
Transistion House, Terrace Sexual Assault
Centre and Osborne Home. ;

The Society Is currently looking for in-
dividuals to fill volunteer positions on the

If you are Interested, or for more informa-
tion, please contact:

Ms. C. Barker,

clo Ksan House Society

Box 587, Terrace, V8G 4A8

or call 638-8794

Kilimat Smelter:

tative, presented an offer.
to both unions incor-
porating all terms of
their standard agreement
with the exception of
wage levels. The offer
proposed an immediate
return to work, and it in-
cluded a clause which
would provide retroac-
tive wage differential to
the date of the agreement

‘if the unions succeed .in
overturning the LRB.

decision regarding hour-
ly rate.
Robert Ritchie,
spokesman for the B.C.
Provincial Council of
Carpenters, stated in a
recent interview that the
offer is unacceptable and
indicated that the union
will file an appeal to
have the decision recon-
sidered. Calling the rul-
ing “ridiculous’’, Ritchie
asserted that the union
never agreed to the wage
or dispatched workers to
the site, but only posted
positions for the site in
union halls. Ritchie said
that the carpenters have
requested an expedited
date for the hearing.
“It’s in everyone's in-
terest to settle this quick-
ly,” he said, and added
that the open foundation

IN STORE
WAREHOUSE

SALE!

at the site will be
vulnerable to weather
damage if progress is not
made on the site before
the onset of winter.
Chris Peterson of
Peterson Engineering,
the firm that designed

recently that he has con-
sulted with the building’s |
architect regarding pro-
tection of the founda-
tion. He indicated that a
decision will be made
within the next two.
weeks about insulating

the concrete works, said the structure.

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