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Bargainning unit

By Amery Boyer | 2 Minutes Read October 22, 2012

To be or not to be an employer…

The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees' successful application for certification by the Nova Scotia Labour Board basically creates a new classification of worker, according to the president of Egg Films Inc. It is a classification composed of technicians employed on a casual basis for particular productions. Egg Films may ask the Nova Scotia Supreme Court for a judicial review.

Article by Amery Boyer / Union Relations / Bargainning unit, certification, classification of worker, Collective Bargaining, Film industry, Labour Law, Nova Scotia Labour Board, union, unionized workplaces, Unions

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