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“Culture of Acquiescence” Excuses Untimely Grievance

By Ajanthana Anandarajah on September 12, 2023
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We are pleased to share a recent Benefits Canada article, “Newfoundland and Labrador arbitrator rules pension grievance can proceed despite late filing, citing ‘culture of acquiescence’,” with quotes from Ajanthana Anandarajah.

In this case, an arbitrator ruled that a pension grievance filed seven years beyond a collective agreement’s time limit could proceed because of the employer’s “culture of acquiescence” regarding enforcement of the limit.

Click here to view the article (originally published in Benefits Canada).

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