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Home>News>Solidarity With Locked Out COPE 378 Members

Solidarity With Locked Out COPE 378 Members

August 10, 2015

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On July 30^th, 2015, FPSE showed solidarity with COPE 378 BCAA locked out members by joining them on their picket line.

The B.C. Automobile Association locked out approximately 70 staff responsible for dispatching tow truck drivers at BCAA Emergency Roadside Assistance on June 5, 2015.

Learn more about this dispute and how you can help here: https://www.cope378.ca/campaign/support-cope-378-members-locked-out-bcaa

FPSE Secretary-Treasurer Terri Van Steinburg and President George Davison with locked out COPE 378 members.