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Imperial Oil wins jurisdiction fight over Ioco workers’ medical privacy grievance

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Imperial Oil wins jurisdiction fight over Ioco workers’ medical privacy grievance

A union challenge to Imperial Oil’s medical forms for disability benefits at its Port Moody terminal has been dismissed on jurisdictional grounds. In an Aug. 7 decision, labour arbitrator Randall J. Noonan ruled he could not decide Unifor Local 601’s policy grievance over the medical consent forms required to access temporary disability benefits. The dispute […]

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