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By KATHY union members spent the union’s acceptance,

DAVIDSON - Thursday night at the office Borsa said, “We can accept

with’ four or five criticism from a third party
: management staff also but obviously B.C. Tel
B.C. T el workers are staying, according to Local can't.”

occupying , € phone 30. President Don

company’s North farguharson.

Vancouver office aS Borsa said if a sheriff

part of the union's
provincial sit-in
because picketing has
been ineffective in
pressuring their em-
ployers into agreeing to
their contract
demands.

serves the employees notice
that they are to leave, “we'll
politely ask him to leave”.
But if the RCMP are called
in “we're not going to resist”.
About 10,000 union
members have voluntarily
been contributing $26 twice
a month in support of 530
fellow workers who have’
been out since September.
The 530 include workers
responsible for large cor-

North Shore Local 30
Vice-President Larry Borsa
said: “Everybody still pays

i i porate jobs, including in-
enpary etl an money stallation of cables, said
coming in. The pickets don’t Fenguiarson:
affect them.” The only comment

Borsa said the union will District Manager Ken

Crowther would make was
“We'd like to keep the
problem to ourselves. It's an

not damage any of the
facilities, “so everyone gets
screwed up. We don't want

i al problem.”
the customer to suffer ‘™trma'p
anymore than he already Borsa, who has been with
has.” the union almost 10 years,

B.C. Tel’s North Shore said B.C. Tel “makes im-

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WORKERS SIT-IN at

the B.C, Tel ‘office in.

North Vancouver began
Thursday as part of a
province-wide - union
protest.
Shore Local President
Don Farquharson (left)
and Vice-President
Larry Borsa show
buttons supporting the
union viewpoint. On
Friday the North Van
office was closed to the
public but employees
‘were handling
semergencies. (Elisworth
‘Dickson photo)

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