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Pulp mill electricians need

. VANCOUVER (CP) —

7 group - of pulp “mill elec.

iricians should - receive’
company “assistance ‘for

- extensive medical: tests. to

’ determine- whether. they:
have ‘suffered from: PCB’
~ exposure, says a veteran’
‘*B.C.-Labor Relations ‘Board
panel. member;

Ind. 40-page. dissent. of bn’
earlier. board. decision,

-- yaien representative.’ John

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,; board since’ its inception in
‘1974 —" noted /all expert”
witnesses.agreed “that”

. , employees. have- a right: to” :

. know’ the effects on their ~
‘bodies. of work ‘which. they -
_, consider, ,dangeréus. a

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refusal - -by -union  elec-

tricians at the Northwood:
pulp mill in Prince} George ;
to handle™ equipment con-

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has received ‘widespread ©
crilicismy from. the trade -

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board ruled. the: refusal’.

‘amounted to an illegal —
strike ‘under: the tabor code

and ordered the work, to be 6

performed,
However, . :
‘operations i vice-president °
Gordon | “Thompson . said
-Monday the likelihood of a .

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Forest production: needed

"PRINCE GEORGE, B.C, (cP) =
‘Saunders, chairman of Forest vache ‘,
- Relations, says forest products companies
must; ‘increase productivity in 1982 or -

~ perish, :

Speaking to tHe B. c. Inidependent °
’ Logging Association convention, Saunders .
‘said: improvements’ in- productivity: will
: have to come from better performance by

workers this year. ae

“I don’t buy the argument we don't have
the Managerial. skills to make. maximum:
use ‘of raw materials, equipment, and ,:

"people, " he said.

* “E don’t buy tthe. argument our working’
people are fat cats who are too lazy to work ~.
or .that. unions” “aren't” concerned about:
operations — that - aren't ‘effioiént or .-
‘rofitable.” ne

The ecoriomy Is in'a recession now and |
, the forest industry is facing the keenest
competition it has seen in years, he said. ©
J'We have depended on capital in-
_vestment. ‘for. too ‘long -to cure‘ our ~
‘productivity problems,” he said. _

. “Tean’t think of a better time for you to
“sharpen up your management skills and ~
work, with your people so they will un-

_ derstand why things have to be improved

and what part they can play.”
The miost recent: information indicates ;
productivity growth in: Canada and the.
- U.S. Is negative, | he said. | -

” Hundreds of millions ‘of dollars have -
been invested in pulp and paper in the past
five years-yet output per’ man- “hour “has
;  aelually. declined, he sald. :

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