Cannabis producer Sundial Growers intimidated staff who tried to attend a unionization meeting, the Alberta Labour Relations Board has ruled
Management of Calgary-based Sundial Growers intimidated employees when they tried to attend a union information session on July 13 of last year in a meeting room at the public library in Olds, where the company has a grow operation, the Alberta Labour Relations Board has ruled.Sign up to receive daily headline news from the Calgary Herald, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.
The board heard the union had scheduled another meeting for July 20 but then called that one off, too. “He testified the union has placed any certification efforts of the employer on hold at this time, reassessing its options.”Corrales told the board he went to the July 13 meeting with an operations manager, Latifa Dewji, “out of curiosity” after he’d gotten wind of the gathering and had seen a Teamster pamphlet that had been distributed outside the worksite earlier that day.Article content
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