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B.C. port employers lose appeal to have arbitrator rule on damages from 2023 strike

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In a unanimous decision released last week, the Federal Court of Appeal found that the B.C. Maritime Employers Association couldn't pursue arbitration because the collective bargaining agreement had already expired.
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