An arbitrator has ruled that a British Columbia resort hotel's decision to prevent

 


An arbitrator has ruled that a British Columbia resort hotel's decision to prevent a union representative from accessing the employee lunchroom weekly to meet with employees was unreasonable and breached the collective agreement. The arbitrator ordered the hotel to allow the union representative access to meet with members, citing that the representative was fulfilling her union duties during these meetings and that her presence did not interfere with the hotel's operations.

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