Home Arbitration/Labour RelationsSafeway’s banning of union buttons that read ‘Greed-Flation Hurts!’ and ‘I can’t afford to shop here’ did not breach labour code: Board
Photograph of Soviet Safeway at 17th and Corcoran Streets in Dupont Circle, DC, USA, in October 2011; the store was built in 1942 and has since been renovated. Photo: AjaxSmack/Wikimedia
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Safeway’s banning of union buttons that read ‘Greed-Flation Hurts!’ and ‘I can’t afford to shop here’ did not breach labour code: Board

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The Alberta Labour Relations Board has dismissed two complaints against grocery giant Sobeys Capital related to controversial buttons that the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) distributed to ...

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