Common use of Crossing of Picket Lines During Strike Clause in Contracts

Crossing of Picket Lines During Strike. 1. All employees covered by this Agreement shall have the right to refuse to cross a picket line which has not been declared illegal by a court or the Labour Relations Board, which arises out of a dispute as defined in the Labour Code. Any employee failing to report for duty or refusing to cross a picket line shall not be subject to discipline but shall be considered absent without pay.

Crossing of Picket Lines During Strike. 1. All employees 13.01 An Employee covered by this Agreement agreement shall have the right to refuse to cross a picket line where a strike or lockout is in effect, where he has good reason to believe that such crossing may endanger his person or property, in which has not been declared illegal case he will if required by the Company, xxxxxxx a court or the Labour Relations Board, which arises out of a dispute as defined in the Labour Codesigned written statement to such effect. Any employee failing to report for duty or refusing Failure to cross such a picket line shall not be subject to discipline but considered a violation of the agreement, nor shall it be considered absent without paygrounds for disciplinary action.