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CN is
provoking its workers to launch a strike
After only a few days of
bargaining, it seems that the Canadian National Railway Company (CN)
is bent on provoking its workers to launch a strike, regardless of
the insistence of the union to pursue discussions.
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"Faulty Rail Cars
Hauling Dangerous Goods," warns the TSB
The TSB
warned today that tens of thousands of faulty railway cars may be in
operation, hauling dangerous goods across Canada.
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Area sealed off as railway probes
train derailment
Emergency officials confirm no hazardous material has escaped
from the rail cars damaged in a train derailment near Airdrie.
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Turnaround Combination Service Q&A
The following TCS Q&A as agreed to on June 11, 2010.
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Longshoremen: pointless lockout instead of negotiations
The Port of Montreal longshoremen view the lockout declared the
morning of July 19 by the Maritime Employers Association as
incomprehensible and pointless.
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Rest after AV
It is with great pleasure that I announce that we have finally
signed an agreement which will allow our members to book rest after
AV.
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Teamsters Rail - Volume 2 Issue 1
The latest version of Teamsters Rail Newsletter is now available
on this site. This issue includes the President's Message, 2010
Convention, Division Elections, National Training Program & more.
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Letter from Daniel Généreux
How can senior representatives of our Union give their support
to a policy which will assess discipline to our eastern members?
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Railway execs could face jail under tougher safety laws
The changes would designate one railway executive legally
responsible for safety, and the minister suggested the person could
possibly face jail time if rules were broken.
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