Black Top Cabs Bargaining Update
Your bargaining committee met with the employer on April 11, 2023. The parties discussed the industry’s short-term and long-term outlook. Currently, more and more taxi employers have implemented various cost…
Your bargaining committee met with the employer on April 11, 2023. The parties discussed the industry’s short-term and long-term outlook. Currently, more and more taxi employers have implemented various cost…
We are writing to inform you that upon our review and preparation for arbitration, your union has withdrawn the policy grievance pertaining to the National Day of Mourning to mark…
Term ending April 30, 2026 Nominations are now open for all executive councillor positions as part of the MoveUP 2023 Triennial Executive Councillor election. Executive councillors, as per Article…
We have scheduled a general membership meeting next month. Details as follows: Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2023 Time: 11:30am to 1:00 pm Via MS Teams: Meeting link to be sent to…
The taxi industry in British Columbia has seen a significant amount of change over the last few years. Your union is committed to advocating for the best interests of our…
As a follow up to my last bulletin which can be viewed here, I write to inform you that a policy grievance has been filed against your employer for their…
The federal government has announced that Monday, September 19, 2022 will be a holiday for the federal public service to mark the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. The provincial government…
Sean Behjatnejad has been appointed to serve on your bargaining committee. Along with your union representative, they will be reviewing all of the bargaining surveys the membership completed and drafting…
Your union and Black Top Cabs will be heading to the bargaining table to negotiate a new collective agreement. I’m writing to offer a quick introduction to the bargaining process.…
Further to the March 29 bulletin, your union followed up with the employer on our occupational health and safety concerns. The employer informed us that the issue of inappropriate storage…