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Service union files labour complaint against Greater Victoria liquor store

Cascadia Liquor employees have been on strike since May 4
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The Service Employees International Union filed a labour complaint against Cascadia Liquor, alleging that they have been illegally using head-office employees to perform the duties of striking workers. (Bailey Seymour/The News)

The Service Employees International Union is claiming Cascadia Liquor has been illegally using replacement workers to perform duties that would normally be done by its employees, who are currently on strike.

In early May, dozens of Cascadia employees at three Greater Victoria locations have been on strike and asking for a fair wage. On May 21, the union filed a complaint through the B.C. Labour Relations Board against the employer, claiming they directed newly hired managers and head office employees to perform work that would have been performed by striking workers.

According to the complaint, which was filed by Vancouver-based law firm Koskie Glavin Gordan, multiple managers, head-office executives, including general managers, area general managers, and their 香蕉视频直播渨ine and spirits specialist,香蕉视频直播 have been working various shifts across their Greater Victoria stores and performing duties such as aiding customers, working as cashiers, and even doing deliveries.

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The complaint says the employers violated the B.C. Labour Relations Code, which prohibits employers from using employees hired after the strike started, employees from a third party, or employees from a different location to perform the duties of striking employees.

香蕉视频直播淲hile the B.C. Labour Code imposes restrictions on the performance of work by managers and other head office employees during a strike, the Code does not completely prohibit such 香蕉视频直播榬eplacement workers香蕉视频直播 from performing work at locations under a strike,香蕉视频直播 said Keith Barbon, CEO of Cascadia.

He says that because managers and head-office employees have always partnered with employees to provide customer service, so it香蕉视频直播檚 not unlawful for them to perform work they routinely did before the strike.

香蕉视频直播淲e have received the Union香蕉视频直播檚 complaint to the Labour Board and want to point out that we take such matters seriously and will cooperate in the dispute resolution process that will follow,香蕉视频直播 he said. 香蕉视频直播淚t is important to note that we are eager to resume bargaining and remain hopeful that we will be back at the bargaining table soon. As you remember, we are at an impasse with the SEIU Local 2 at three of our 12 locations.香蕉视频直播

Strikers will once again hit the picket line at the Quadra Village location starting at noon on Saturday, May 25.

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Bailey Seymour

About the Author: Bailey Seymour

After a stint with the Calgary Herald and the Nanaimo Bulletin, I ended up at the Black Press Victoria Hub in March 2024
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