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How Canada Post union’s constitutional challenge will impact employees
December 12, 2018
CTV's "Your Morning" asked Colleeen Bauman to answer some questions about CUPW's constitutional challenge to the government's back-to-work legislation.
Canada’s top bureaucrat gets pushback over suggested changes to Public Service Employment Act
June 25, 2018
Colleen Bauman says government should be looking at ways to empower employees so they speak up and tell the truth, not put their jobs at a greater risk.
Supreme Court: B.C. government breached teacher Charter rights
November 12, 2016
Unilateral deletion of collective agreement provisions violated teachers' freedom of association, Supreme Court holds.
Masters’ remuneration ‘inadequate,’ says report
December 21, 2015
Commission finds compensation for case management masters has long been “inadequate in relation to their level of authority and responsibilities."
Charter protects the right to strike
January 30, 2015
The Supreme Court of Canada has held that s. 2(d) of the Charter protects the right to strike.
Unions are entitled to employees’ contact information
February 07, 2014
Supreme Court of Canada: Privacy rights do not trump a union’s right to have personal contact information for bargaining unit members.