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Arbitrator rules union cannot expand grievance to challenge CATSA’s statutory authority

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An arbitrator has ruled that a union cannot expand a policy grievance about workplace representation rights into a broader challenge of whether the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority has legal ...

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