10 - Friday, October ‘18 1985 ~ North Shore News

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NEWS photo Terry Peters

DISTRICT library staff are using a map to arrange books in the new Capilano fibrary.
Penny Forsyth Manchester, holding map, and Alice McGuire are just two staff members
readying the library for it’s October 26 opening.

Nurses off the job

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is 3.3 per cent.”’ . .
Halliburton ‘added that
James Bay has been union-
ized longer than’ Beacon
Hill, it’s union having been
formed in January, 1981
while Beacon Hill unionized
in July,1984. .
Miller said the nurses are
now providing the nursing
home with essential services,

from 8 a.m. to noon, one
nurse working from 4 p.m.
to 8 p.m., and an additional
eight hours being provided
in lieu of a management per-
son who broke her arm.
Other shifts are covered by
non-union personnel.

The nurses will be return-
ing to the Labor Relations
Board October 23 to com-
plain that the services they
are now offering are still too

“They want to force
management to make a
move.”’

Asked whether a settle-
ment will be reached, Miller
said: ‘‘It’s difficult to
predict. We seem to be up
against an employer more
interested in the bottom line
than the welfare of its
employees. I don’t know
when we'll be back at the

HOUSE OF COMMONS

STANDING COMMITTEE
ON
TRANSPORT

PUBLIC HEARINGS

The Standing Committee on Transport wiil be
holding public mectings on the document entitled
“Freedom to Move” -- a framework for a new
national transportation act.

The Committee will hold public hearings in:

OTTAWA - from October 14 to
November 8, 1985 and
from November 27 to
December 6, 1985
on November 18 and 19,
1985

- on November 21 and 22,
1985
on November 25 and 26,
1985

Individuals and organizations wishing to make a
submission to the Committee should do so before
Friday, November 8, [985.

Briefs may be submitted in English, in French or in
both official languages.

VANCOUVER
WINNIPEG

- HALIFAX

Written submissions and/or requests to appear
should be addressed to:

Clerk,

Standing Committee on Transport,
180 Wellington Street,

House cf Commons

Ottawa, Ontario

KIA 0A6

(613) 996-1173

J. Patrick Nowlan, M.P., Chairman

CAPILANO
- FEDERAL PROGRESSIVE
CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION

Annual General Meeting
with

with two nurses working much, Halliburton said: bargaining table.’
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