Bill C-25

(a) except with the consent of the employer, attempt, at an employee's place of employment during the employee's working hours, to persuade the employee to become, to refrain from becoming, to continue to be or to cease to be a member of an employee organization;

(b) expel or suspend an employee from membership in the employee organization or deny an employee membership in the employee organization by applying its membership rules to the employee in a discriminatory manner;

(c) take disciplinary action against or impose any form of penalty on an employee by applying the employee organization's standards of discipline to that employee in a discriminatory manner;

(d) expel or suspend an employee from membership in the employee organization, or take disciplinary action against, or impose any form of penalty on, an employee by reason of that employee having exercised any right under this Part or Part 2 or having refused to perform an act that is contrary to this Part; or

(e) discriminate against a person with respect to membership in an employee organization, or intimidate or coerce a person or impose a financial or other penalty on a person, because that person has

(i) testified or otherwise participated or may testify or otherwise participate in a proceeding under this Part or Part 2,

(ii) made an application or filed a complaint under this Part or presented a grievance under Part 2, or

(iii) exercised any right under this Part or Part 2.

(a) to become, refrain from becoming or cease to be, or, except as otherwise provided in a collective agreement, to continue to be, a member of an employee organization; or

(b) to refrain from exercising any other right under this Part or Part 2.

DIVISION 13

COMPLAINTS

(a) the employer has failed to comply with section 56 (duty to observe terms and conditions);

(b) the employer or a bargaining agent has failed to comply with section 106 (duty to bargain in good faith);

(c) the employer, a bargaining agent or an employee has failed to comply with section 107 (duty to observe terms and conditions);

(d) the employer, a bargaining agent or a deputy head has failed to comply with subsection 110(3) (duty to bargain in good faith);

(e) the employer or an employee organization has failed to comply with section 117 (duty to implement provisions of the collective agreement) or 157 (duty to implement provisions of the arbitral award);

(f) the employer, a bargaining agent or an employee has failed to comply with section 132 (duty to observe terms and conditions); or

(g) the employer, an employee organization or any person has committed an unfair labour practice within the meaning of section 185.

(a) the complainant has presented a grievance or appeal in accordance with any procedure that has been established by the employee organization and to which the complainant has been given ready access;

(b) the employee organization

(i) has dealt with the grievance or appeal of the complainant in a manner unsatisfactory to the complainant, or

(ii) has not, within six months after the date on which the complainant first presented their grievance or appeal under paragraph (a), dealt with the grievance or appeal; and

(c) the complaint is made to the Board not later than 90 days after the first day on which the complainant could, in accordance with paragraphs (a) and (b), make the complaint.

(a) the action or circumstance giving rise to the complaint is such that the complaint should be dealt with without delay; or

(b) the employee organization has not given the complainant ready access to a grievance or appeal procedure.

(a) if the employer has failed to comply with section 107 or 132, an order requiring the employer to pay to any employee compensation not more than the amount that, in the Board's opinion, is equivalent to the remuneration that would, but for that failure, have been paid by the employer to the employee;

(b) if the employer has failed to comply with paragraph 186(2)(a), an order requiring the employer to

(i) employ, continue to employ or permit to return to the duties of their employment any person whom the employer or any person acting on behalf of the employer has refused to employ or continue to employ, has suspended, transferred, laid off or otherwise discriminated against, or discharged contrary to that paragraph,

(ii) pay to any person affected by that failure compensation in an amount that is not more than, in the Board's opinion, the remuneration that would, but for that failure, have been paid by the employer to that person, and

(iii) rescind any disciplinary action taken in respect of any person affected by that failure and pay compensation in an amount that is not more than, in the Board's opinion, any financial or other penalty imposed on the person by the employer;

(c) if the employer has failed to comply with paragraph 186(2)(c), an order requiring the employer to rescind any action taken in respect of any employee affected by the failure and pay compensation in an amount that is not more than, in the Board's opinion, any financial or other penalty imposed on the employee by the employer;

(d) if an employee organization has failed to comply with section 187, an order requiring the employee organization to take and carry on on behalf of any employee affected by the failure or to assist any such employee to take and carry on any proceeding that the Board considers that the employee organization ought to have taken and carried on on the employee's behalf or ought to have assisted the employee to take and carry on;

(e) if an employee organization has failed to comply with paragraph 188(b) or (d), an order requiring the employee organization to reinstate or admit an employee as one of its members; and

(f) if an employee organization has failed to comply with paragraph 188(c), (d) or (e), an order requiring the employee organization to rescind any disciplinary action taken in respect of any employee affected by the failure and pay compensation in an amount that is not more than, in the Board's opinion, any financial or other penalty imposed on the employee by the employee organization.

DIVISION 14

PROHIBITIONS AND ENFORCEMENT

(a) the employee organization has not been certified by the Board as the bargaining agent for the bargaining unit;

(b) a collective agreement applying to the bargaining unit is in force;

(c) no collective agreement is in force, and no notice to bargain collectively has been given, in respect of the bargaining unit;

(d) no collective agreement is in force, and a notice to bargain collectively has been given, in respect of the bargaining unit, and no request for conciliation has been made under section 161;

(e) the process for resolution of a dispute applicable to the bargaining unit is arbitration;

(f) the process for resolution of a dispute applicable to the bargaining unit is conciliation and a notice to enter into an essential services agreement has been given under section 122 by the employer or the employee organization, as bargaining agent for the bargaining unit and no essential services agreement is in force in respect of the bargaining unit;

(g) the process for resolution of a dispute in respect of the bargaining unit is conciliation and a notice to amend an essential services agreement has been given under section 126 by the employer or the employee organization, as bargaining agent for the bargaining unit, and

(i) the essential services agreement has not been amended as a result of that notice, or

(ii) if an application referred to in subsection 127(1) was made by the employer or the employee organization, the application has not been finally disposed of by the Board;

(h) the process for resolution of a dispute in respect of the bargaining unit is conciliation and less than 30 clear days have elapsed since

(i) the date an essential services agreement came into force in respect of the bargaining unit, or

(ii) the date an application referred to in subsection 123(1) made by the employer or the employee organization as bargaining agent for the bargaining unit was finally disposed of by the Board, if such an application was made;

(i) the process for resolution of a dispute in respect of the bargaining unit is conciliation and the employer or the employee organization, as bargaining agent for the bargaining unit, has given a notice to amend an essential services agreement and less than 30 clear days have elapsed since

(i) the date of the coming into force of the amendment to the essential services agreement as a result of that notice, or

(ii) the date the application referred to in subsection 127(1) made by the employer or the employee organization was finally disposed of by the Board, if such an application was made;

(j) an essential services agreement binding on the employee organization and the employer has been suspended by order under section 131;

(k) the process for resolution of a dispute in respect of the bargaining unit is conciliation and a public interest commission has not been established to assist the employer and the employee organization, as bargaining agent for the bargaining unit, to enter into or revise a collective agreement, unless the employee organization has been notified under subsection 162(3) that a public interest commission will not be established;

(l) the employee organization, as bargaining agent for the bargaining unit, has been notified under subsection 162(3) that a public interest commission will not be established to assist the employer and the employee organization to enter into or revise a collective agreement and less than seven clear days have elapsed since the date the notice was given under that subsection;

(m) a public interest commission has been established to assist the employer and the employee organization, as bargaining agent for the bargaining unit, to enter into or revise a collective agreement and the Chairperson has not yet sent the commission's report or reconsidered report, as the case may be, to the parties, or, if it has been sent, less than seven clear days have elapsed since it was sent;

(n) the employee organization, as bargaining agent for the bargaining unit, has agreed with the employer to be bound as described in section 181 in respect of all terms and conditions in dispute;

(o) the employee organization, as bargaining agent for the bargaining unit, has agreed with the employer to refer, under subsection 182(1), all terms and conditions in dispute to final and binding determination;

(p) a vote has been held under subsection 183(1) and a majority of employees participating in the vote have accepted the employer's last offer;

(q) the employee organization has failed to conduct a secret ballot vote in accordance with section 184; or

(r) the employee organization has conducted a secret ballot vote in accordance with section 184 and

(i) it has not received the approval of a majority of the employees who voted, or

(ii) if it has received the approval of a majority of the employees who voted, more than 60 clear days, or any longer period that may be agreed to in writing by the employee organization and the employer, have elapsed since the vote was held.

(a) is not included in a bargaining unit for which a bargaining agent has been certified by the Board;

(b) is included in a bargaining unit in respect of which a collective agreement is in force;