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MONDAY

BCR may
shut down

B.C. RAIL

ized employees.

The company. served
notice Friday that it wall lock
out emplovees at midnight
tonight as the result of con-
tinuing dispute over a new
contract.

The key remaining dispute
between the company and
the Council of Trade Unions
on B.C. Rail is the question
of the size of crews on train
and vard crews, with the
company seeking to decrease
that number from three to
two.

The contract covering the
B.C. Rail employees expired
in February of this year.

While both sides in the
dispute have reached general
agreement on the question of
reducing train crews, the
method of instituting the
program ~— and the question
of what workers will receive
in return for the changes in
manning ~— remain
unresolved.

B.C. Rail, which has said
it will allow the question of
cutting back the crews to be
settled through = attrition,
says that the demands being
made by the unions in return
for their agreement are not
reasonable.

““We don't like doing this
(serving lock-out notice) —
we know it will cause in-
convemience to our shippers,
supphers and employees,’

operations
throughout the province tomorrow as the com-
pany moves toward locking out its 1,800 union-

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NorTH SHORES
WHEELCHAIR

EXPERTS.

could be shutdown

Wheelchairs

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North Vancouver, B.C
Phone: 988-5566 (24 hrs)

Brian Foley, vice-president
ot industrial relations, said
Friday. **But in order for us
to continue providing a reli.
able, efficient) and = com-
petitive service, it’s vical that
a reduction in train and yard
crews forms part of a collec-
tive agreement. ”’

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