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ARTICLE · 06 MARCH 2020

Part II – The Neverending Story: The Labour Relations Code Strikes Back

As we regaled you with our post last week, labour and employment-related legislation in BC and federally has been subject to some major changes in 2019.

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As we regaled you with our post last week, labour and employment-related legislation in BC and federally has been subject to some major changes in 2019. Following last week's post about changes to the BC Employment Standards Act, this is the second installment in our four-part series on the legislative changes that could affect you or your business, and we are focusing on the BC Labour Relations Code. Stay tuned for our upcoming posts on the Canada Labour Code and the BC Human Rights Code.

Part II- The Labour Relations Code Strikes Back

On April 30, 2019, the BC government introduced Bill 30 – 2019: Labour Relations Code Amendment Act, 2019 ("Bill 30") to amend the Labour Relations Code ("Code"), which has since become law. Bill 30 introduces a number of changes to the labour relations landscape in British Columbia. We've summarized some of the more notable ones below:

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