B.C. port lockout to begin with no deal reached in contract dispute with foremen union | CBC News
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Bridgitte Anderson, CEO and president of the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade, expressed her concern about the lockout, stating it could disrupt $800 million in trade daily across various industries.
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Union president Frank Morena emphasized that the union is unwilling to sign any contract that would remove existing parts of their collective agreement, which they have fought to protect.
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The B.C. Maritime Employers Association stated that the lockout is intended to allow for a safe wind-down of operations amid escalating strike actions from the ILWU.
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The BCMEA justified their lockout as a defensive action in response to the ILWU Local 514's strike notice, claiming it aims to facilitate negotiations.
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