LARKIN CASE
Settlement

Said rejected

A SPOKESMAN for

the union representing

employees at the North Shore Neighborhood
House said Friday the House’s Board of Directors
has reportedly rejected a negotiated settlement
reached halfway through hearings conducted last
week by the Labour Relations Board.

The official for SOR-
WUC (Service, Office and
Retail Workers Unton of
Canada), who refused to
identify herself, told the
North Shore News that a
tentative settlement, con-
sisting of five months sev-
erance pay for 17 year
employee Ruby Larkin, had
reportedly been tossed out
by the Board

Board member John
Lakes refused to comment
on the issue, other than to
say no. settlement had yet
been reached in the hearings

“*VYhe matter is before the
labour Relations Board and

ws all part of the court
proceedings of believe the
matter should not be
pubheized until a decision
has been reached.’ said
Lakes

He added anything
discussed by the Board
would be considered in

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Brian Williams, the
vice-chairman handling the
LRB hearings said he would
also reserve comment until
the matter had been
resolved.

The hearings, which took
place May 7 and 8, are
scheduled to continue,
however, no dates have yet
been set

According to the umon
spokesman, Larkin had been
offered a part-time job prior
to the hearings.

Said the union official
“Em shocked that the Board
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Ruby wouldn't accept the

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and if she had been laid off,
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