job action
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a temporary action by workers to protest management decision or to make demands
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All four major teachers' unions are engaged in job action, but only one -- the union representing teachers in the French system -- is still in bargaining.
Saskatchewan teachers have voted more than 90 per cent in favour of job action as their union and the province struggle to come to an agreement on a new contract.
Do you agree with the BCTF escalating job action to a full walkout to get a new contract?
“It’s not in the best interests of the student union, or the union, for there to be job action at this point in time,” Williams said of the dispute that has being going on since the end of last year.
Plans for the upcoming Annapolis Valley Music Festival are in flux with uncertainties created by the Nova Scotia Teachers Union’s work-to-rule job action.
The president of the Annapolis Valley Music Festival (AVMF) says they’re not taking sides in the labour dispute between the Nova Scotia Teachers Union and the province but there’s no denying that work-to-rule job action has impacted festival plans.