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Pensions, workplace health and safety and sick leave benefits have been some of the key stumbling blocks, Deveau said.
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I see it as a maneuver on the part of the corporation to try and get the government to legislate us back to work and legislate some type of unfavorable collective agreement on to us, as opposed to allowing the free and collective bargaining process to work itself out, said Gerry Deveau, CUPW National Director for the Ontario region.
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Archie Folde Robert Deveau, Cavinder's insane cook who doesn't always pay careful attention as he ominously wields his meat cleaver.
George Heymont: Where Is Miss Marple When You Really Need Her? George Heymont 2011
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There will be nothing moving through this country, said Deveau.
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Archie Folde Robert Deveau, Cavinder's insane cook who doesn't always pay careful attention as he ominously wields his meat cleaver.
George Heymont: Where Is Miss Marple When You Really Need Her? George Heymont 2011
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I see it as a maneuver on the part of the corporation to try and get the government to legislate us back to work and legislate some type of unfavorable collective agreement on to us, as opposed to allowing the free and collective bargaining process to work itself out, said Gerry Deveau, CUPW National Director for the Ontario region.
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There will be nothing moving through this country, said Deveau.
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From afar, Sheriff Jackson Deveau has always loved Elle Drake, the youngest telepath of seven sisters.
Friday Book Club Nalini Singh 2009
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Pensions, workplace health and safety and sick leave benefits have been some of the key stumbling blocks, Deveau said.
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Archie Folde Robert Deveau, Cavinder's insane cook who doesn't always pay careful attention as he ominously wields his meat cleaver.
George Heymont: Where Is Miss Marple When You Really Need Her? George Heymont 2011
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