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- B.C. port employers locked out over 700 union workers following strike actions, escalating a dispute over automation, job security, and stalled contract negotiations.
- Union representatives accuse employers of overreacting, seeking-federal-intervention, and failing to address automation provisions that impact worker security.
- The dispute has prompted Alberta and business leaders to call for government arbitration to protect trade and minimize economic impacts.
B.C. Port Employers Initiate Lockout Amid Prolonged Dispute with Union Over Job Action and Automation Concerns
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