AUPE then began a very public campaign to portray SAIL and Artspace members as nasty, union busters who want to take them down.
Here are the faces of the "union busters" AUPE is so afraid of.
Friday, 15 August 2014
100 Days Under Siege: the faces of Artspace
After SAIL rejected the mediator's recommendation that would bankrupt the volunteer run NPO, AUPE responded by trying to bankrupt SAIL through more frivolous litigation. They filed a complaint for "bad faith" bargaining, which the Labour Board has yet to accept.
AUPE then began a very public campaign to portray SAIL and Artspace members as nasty, union busters who want to take them down.
Here are the faces of the "union busters" AUPE is so afraid of.
AUPE then began a very public campaign to portray SAIL and Artspace members as nasty, union busters who want to take them down.
Here are the faces of the "union busters" AUPE is so afraid of.
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