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Description: Members of the B.C. Teachers’ Federation are refusing to perform some tasks, such as attending staff meetings and writing report cards.

Source: The Vancouver Sun

Date: 09/06/2011

Link: http://www.vancouversun.com/business/teachers+labour+feud+clouds+school+year+education+minister+says/5355700/story.html

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Questions for discussion:

  • Why are B.C. teachers refusing to perform certain duties as the school year resumes?
  • How does this form of job action differ from a full-scale strike?
  • Why do you think the union is taking this approach?
  • What are the issues in this dispute?
  • The union says the job action might benefit students. Do you agree?

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