Bank of Canada told again not to use replacement workers at headquarters

The Canada Industrial Relations Board has ruled that the Bank of Canada violated labor laws by using replacement workers during a security officer strike. The bank expressed disappointment with the decision and is currently reviewing its legal options while maintaining that its security measures are necessary.
In a decision issued Wednesday, the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) said the Bank of Canada contravened the Canada Labour Code by using contractors from Pinkerton Consulting & Investigations during the strike.
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