North Bay Regional Health Centre (formerly known as North Bay General Hospital) / Canadian Union Of Public Employees, Local 139
Ontario Ministry of Labour · Labour arbitration (Ontario) · Ontario, Canada · 2016-11-30
Why it matters
A labour arbitration between North Bay Regional Health Centre (formerly known as North Bay General Hospital) and Canadian Union Of Public Employees, Local 139, on the issue of termination of employment. The arbitrator was Norm Jesin. For a student, it is an example of how Ontario's grievance arbitration system resolves disputes under a collective agreement: a neutral arbitrator interprets the agreement and issues a binding award, the everyday machinery of Canadian labour law.
Summary
A labour arbitration between North Bay Regional Health Centre (formerly known as North Bay General Hospital) and Canadian Union Of Public Employees, Local 139, on the issue of termination of employment. The arbitrator was Norm Jesin. For a student, it is an example of how Ontario's grievance arbitration system resolves disputes under a collective agreement: a neutral arbitrator interprets the agreement and issues a binding award, the everyday machinery of Canadian labour law.
The detail
Parties: North Bay Regional Health Centre (formerly known as North Bay General Hospital) and Canadian Union Of Public Employees, Local 139
Outcome: See the published award for the arbitrator's decision.
Applicable law: Ontario Labour Relations Act; the parties' collective agreement
Issues in play: Collective agreement interpretation
Read the full decision at Ontario Ministry of Labour ↗
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