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ARTICLE · 27 SEPTEMBER 2017

Collective Agreement Decrees

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Pursuant to An Act Respecting Collective Agreement Decrees, the Government may order that a collective agreement respecting any trade...

CanadaEmployment and HR

Pursuant to An Act Respecting Collective Agreement Decrees, the Government may order that a collective agreement respecting any trade, industry, commerce or occupation also bind all the employees and professional employers in the Province of Québec or in a region of Québec, within the scope determined in such decree.

Where a decree is issued, the parties to the collective agreement must form a parity committee responsible for overseeing and ascertaining compliance with the decree, unless the Government orders an already-existing committee or the CNESST to assume that responsibility. A parity committee may impose a registration and reporting system upon professional employers and levy the sums required for the carrying out of the decree, up to a maximum equivalent to 0.5% of the employees' remuneration and 0.5% of the professional employer's payroll.

The principal decrees currently in force extend to the following trades:

Automotive Services Industry

Non-Structural Metalwork

Building Materials Industry

Petroleum Equipment Installation

Building Service Employees

Security Guards

Cartage Industry (common carriers)

Solid Waste Removal

The trades affected by decrees are subject to change on a regular basis.

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