CANADA: Negotiations continue, but Loblaw strike still in the works

By just-food.com | 5 October 2006

As negotiations between union representatives and Loblaw management continue, the date that the union could launch a legal strike draws ever nearer.

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As negotiations between union representatives and Loblaw management continue, the date that the union could launch a legal strike draws ever nearer.

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