Re Texaco Canada Ltd. and Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers International Union, Local 16-599
Labour Arbitration: Collective Agreement Jurisdiction and Overtime Distribution
Summary
A labour arbitration case involving the interpretation of a collective agreement and the jurisdiction of an arbitration board. The case addresses whether an arbitration award can be quashed for exceeding jurisdiction or making errors in law, and whether the arbitration board misinterpreted provisions regarding overtime distribution.
Key Factors
- labour arbitration
- jurisdiction of arbitration board
- collective agreement interpretation
- error in law
- overtime distribution
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