Employer for Purposes of Threshold Support Sample Clauses

Employer for Purposes of Threshold Support. 29 IUOE is the certified bargaining agent for Facilities Subsector employees who work for the IHA at the Xxxxx Xxxxx-Xxxxx Home in Kelowna, B.C. (the "Home"). Some of these employees are LPNs, and those LPNs are covered by BCNU's application for LPNs employed by IHA. IUOE submits that BCNU's application to represent just the LPNs seeks an inappropriate bargaining unit. It submits that if BCNU seeks to raid certifications covered by the Facilities Subsector Collective Agreement, it must apply to represent all such employees covered by an existing certification. 30 For example, it submits, IUOE's certification at the Home currently covers 107 employees. IUOE submits that if BCNU wishes to displace it as the certified bargaining agent, it must apply to represent, and have the required support of, those 107 employees. It submits that this position is consistent with 4020 Investments Ltd. (Dufferin Care Centre), BCLRB No. B303/2003 ("4020"), in which the applicant was successful in substituting itself as the certified bargaining agent for all Facilities Subsector employees working at a particular location. IUOE submits that this is the appropriate manner in which to raid a certification in the Facilities Subsector.
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