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TCRC solidarity with
IBEW 213 members in Vancouver
Source: IBEW 213
Published: March 17th 2008
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 Sears Canada Lockout Update
Sears Holdings Corporation has 3800 retail stores and over $50 billion
in annual revenues in Canada and the U.S. On October 1, 2007, Sears
Canada locked out 70 appliance repair technicians in Metro Vancouver,
Canada. Sears said the technicians could return to work under imposed
terms that do not include any scheduled wage increases for four years,
allow Sears to schedule split workweeks without two consecutive days
off, eliminate certain overtime premiums, and remove a pre-existing paid
holiday. Sears also said the technicians returning to work would not pay
union dues. Almost four months later, the lockout continues. The
locked-out technicians are asking North American workers to boycott
Sears stores in order to get Sears back to bargaining.
Please help by telling Sears you support the locked-out technicians and
by forwarding this page to persons you think will be interested in
helping. Go to the LabourStart Link by
clicking here...
Please
click here to view the recent information leaflet.
Letters to show your disapproval can also be sent to the following
address:
Sears Canada Inc.
National Customer Service Centre
c/o President's Office,
500 College Street East
Belleville, Ontario K8N 5L3
Copyright © 2008 IBEW 213. All rights reserved.
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