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BCGEU pushes for vacancy control to address the housing crisisB.C.'s Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon said in a statement that inflation and the cost of living are making things tough for everyone, particularly renters.EconomySep 13
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Union launches petition to improve conditions for B.C.’s wildland firefightersThe call comes as the province grapples with its worst wildfire season on record in terms of the amount of land burned -- more than 1.5 million hectares.FireAug 15
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B.C. nurses, wildland firefighters owed thousands due to payment backlogs: UnionMore than nine months after reaching an agreement, some members of the B.C. General Employees' Union aren't getting paid what they're due, according to the union.PoliticsJul 21
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B.C. firefighter killed while battling wildfire near Revelstoke: BCGEUA firefighter up near Revelstoke has died while battling a wildfire near the community.CanadaJul 14
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Employees of embattled B.C. housing provider Atira unionize, joining BCGEUMore than 500 Atira workers joined the BC General Employees' Union on Monday, citing the need to address safety concerns, staffing shortages, and other working conditions.PoliticsMay 29
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BCGEU ratifies collective agreement with provinceThe B.C. Government Employees' Union says 53.4 per cent of eligible members who cast ballots voted to ratify the deal that followed two weeks of strikes.PoliticsOct 18, 2022
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Liquor distribution still slow nearly a month after BCGEU strike endedMoby's Pub on Salt Spring Island is down to its final bottle of vodka and is struggling to find any supply on the island due to the strike.EconomySep 26, 2022
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BC General Employees’ Union reaches tentative deal with provinceThe BCGEU's 33,000 members will now vote on the new contract, which includes increases to all rates of pay by 25 cents per hour in the first year, effective back to April 1, 2022.PoliticsSep 7, 2022
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BCGEU removes picket lines at liquor distribution centres as ‘sign of good faith’Provincial officials are hoping that a deal with the BCGEU, one of B.C.’s biggest unions, will set the chain of dominoes in motion to settle disputes with the other public sectors.PoliticsAug 30, 2022
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Survey of B.C. liquor, hospitality industries shows concern BCGEU strike is ‘hurting’ themThe Alliance of Beverage Licensees says a survey of 400 industry members revealed that 80 per cent are worried about their viability.CanadaAug 27, 2022
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