News Summary

Amazon Canada is contesting a decision by the B.C. Labour Relations Board that allows workers at its Delta, B.C. warehouse to unionize. The e-commerce giant has taken the matter to the Supreme Court of British Columbia, arguing that the board’s decision was flawed and could harm its relationship with employees. Despite Amazon’s efforts, the union Unifor Local 114 is moving forward with forming a bargaining committee and preparing for negotiations. This legal battle follows Amazon’s closure of all its Quebec facilities after a warehouse in Laval became the first in Canada to unionize.