THIRD COPIES
MAT,Q1975
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T9 BE WMto AND
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
Asst. Manager, B.C.C.
Marine Supsrip.tendent
Suparlntendeftt Engine
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/fin, May 30, 197$ Catering Superintend
J. Yates
Chief Steward,
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LOerintendent_-
Accountant
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Pleese arrange for John A. Doudelet to be transferred to
'Princess of Vancouver this day.
Replacenent will be supplied.
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Manager, -J.C.CS.S.
cc: Mr. John A. Doudelet, "Princess Patricia"
Please report to the "Princess of Vancouver" at 10:30 a.m.
cc: Chief Steward, "Princess of Vancouver"
Replacement as requested.
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PERSONAL
VANCOUVER, May 30, 1975.
J. Yates
Purser
"Princess Patricia"
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FIIp: 75.ALA.055.
On th«» May 31st sailing we will have as Company guests, Mrs.
Lynn Cumbo, Cabin 217, and Mr. and Mrs. Lent Stainsby, Cabin
These people-* are instrumental in promoting Alaska travel for
ouiv service, and we will be pleased if you will attempt to -
secure courtesy shore excursions where possible, en route the
cruise. Although we have not heard from white Pass & Yukon
Route, we wrote Mr. Frank fiowney requesting consideration of
Agency alldvahce on side trip, and suggest'.that these' people
-inquire at Skagway for any reduction that might be available
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ARTICLE 3
WEEKLY LEAVE
3.1 Employees shall be granted weekly leave on the basis
of two (2) days leave clear of the ship for each five (5)
days worked to be taken in the employee's home port, provided
such home port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo.
3.2 On all routes not more than one (1) month shall be
allowed to elapse without leave being granted, and a minimum
of five (5) days shall be allowed at such time to employees
(unless otherwise mutually agreed between the employee
concerned and his immediate superior ashore.
3.3 Employees wishing to accumulate more weekly leave for
some specific purpose may apply to the Company and the representative of the employees in writing for this privilege, and
such leave may be granted at the Company's convenience and
discretion.
3.4 Where conditions will permit a portion of the leave to
be allowed in the employee's home port, provided such home
port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo, it shall be granted on
the following basis:
Twenty hours (20) and less than twenty-four
(24) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one-half (h) day's leave.
Twenty-four (24) hours and less than thirty-
six (36) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one (1) day's leave.
Thirty-six (36) hours and less than forty-eight
(48) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one and one-half {lh) days' leave.
Forty-eight (48) hours free of the ship shall
constitute two (2) days' leave.
(3.5 Statutory Holidays will not be credited to an employee
on the same basis as working time in the calculating of weekly
leave.
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VANCOUVER, May 30, 1975.
«J. Tates
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. '^Princess Patricia"
FIIp: 75.ALA.521.1.C.
Kill you please arrange first sitting table reservation in favour of
Mrs. Lynn Cumbo at hxrser's table, May 31st sailing, Vancouver to
Skagway and return. '"'
Mrs. Cusbo represents Doug Fox Group Travel, Northwest C^ast Grbiip
and Convention Travel 8ervices, and ia travelling as our guest on
this sailing. ,.■■,;■■ ■ ■- a. y-y. r^rr'yjrr■■■■■■
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ARTICLE 3
WEEKLY LEAVE
3.1 Employees shall be granted weekly leave on the basis
of two (2) days leave clear of the ship for each five (5)
days worked to be taken in the employee's home port, provided
such home port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo.
3.2 On all routes not more than one (1) month shall be
allowed to elapse without leave being granted, and a minimum
of five (5) days shall be allowed at such time to employees
unless otherwise mutually agreed between the employee
concerned and his immediate superior ashore.
3.3 Employees wishing to accumulate more weekly leave for
some specific purpose may apply to the Company and the representative of the employees in writing for this privilege, and
such leave may be granted at the Company's convenience and
discretion.
3.4 Where conditions will permit a portion of the leave to
be allowed in the employee's home port, provided such home
port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo, it shall be granted on
the following basis:
Twenty hours (20) and less than twenty-four
(24) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one-half (h) day's leave.
Twenty-four (24) hours and less than thirty-
six (36) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one (1) day's leave.
Thirty-six (36) hours and less than forty-eight
(48) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one and one-half (1^) days* leave.
Forty-eight (48) hours free of the ship shall
constitute two (2) days' leave.
3.5 Statutory Holidays will not be credited to an employee
on the same basis as working time in the calculating of weekly
leave.
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J. Yates A
Chief Steward -
"Princess Patricia"
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JORDAN & MALCOLM TOUR PARTY'
MAY 31GT SAILING
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Will you please arrange table sittings at first rneal sitting
for, the above tour group,, totalling 27, under the escort of
Rev. C.N. Searle, whoEwill occupy upper Room U22,. May 31st -
sailing to Skagway and return.
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ARTICLE 3
WEEKLY LEAVE
3.1 Employees shall be granted weekly leave on the basis
of two (2) days leave clear of the ship for each five (5)
days worked to be taken in the employee's home port, provided
such home port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo.
3.2 On all routes not more than one (1) month shall be
allowed to elapse without leave being granted, and a minimum
of five (5) days shall be allowed at such time to employees
unless otherwise mutually agreed between the employee
concerned and his immediate superior ashore.
3.3 Employees wishing to accumulate more weekly leave for
some specific purpose may apply to the Company and the representative of the employees in writing for this privilege, and
such leave may be granted at the Company's convenience and
discretion.
3.4 Where conditions will permit a portion of the leave to
be allowed in the employee's home port, provided such home
port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo, it shall be granted on
the following basis:
Twenty hours (20) and less than twenty-four
(24) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one-half (h) day's leave.
Twenty-four (24) hours and less than thirty-
six (36) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one (1) day's leave.
Thirty-six (36) hours and less than forty-eight
(48) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one and one-half (1^) days' leave.
Forty-eight (48) hours free of the ship shall
constitute two (2) days' leave.
3.5
Statutory Holidays will not be credited to an employee
on the
same basis as working time in the calculating of weekly
leave.
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VANCOUVER^May 30, 1975.
A.N. Cairns -
Hr.L. Steil
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"Princess Fatpicia"
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ARTICLE 3
WEEKLY LEAVE
3.1 Employees shall be granted weekly leave on the basis
of two (2) days leave clear of the ship for each five (5)
days worked to be taken in the employee's home port, provided
such home port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo.
3.2 On all routes not more than one (1) month shall be
allowed to elapse without leave being granted, and a minimum
of five (5) days shall be allowed at such time to employees
unless otherwise mutually agreed between the employee
concerned and his immediate superior ashore.
3.3 Employees wishing to accumulate more weekly leave for
some specific purpose may apply to the Company and the representative of the employees in writing for this privilege, and
such leave may be granted at the Company's convenience and
discretion.
3.4 Where conditions will permit a portion of the leave to
be allowed in the employee's home port, provided such home
port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo, it shall be granted on
the following basis:
Twenty hours (20) and less than twenty-four
(24) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one-half (h) day's leave.
Twenty-four (24) hours and less than thirty-
six (36) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one (1) day's leave.
Thirty-six (36) hours and less than forty-eight
(48) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one and one-half (1^) days' leave.
Forty-eight (48) hours free of the ship shall
constitute two (2) days' leave.
3.5 Statutory Holidays will not be credited to an employee
on the same basis as working time in the calculating of weekly
leave.
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ARTICLE 3
WEEKLY LEAVE
3.1 Employees shall be granted weekly leave on the basis
of two (2) days leave clear of the ship for each five (5)
days worked to be taken in the employee's home port, provided
such home port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo.
3.2 On all routes not more than one (1) month shall be
allowed to elapse without leave being granted, and a minimum
of five (5) days shall be allowed at such time to employees
unless otherwise mutually agreed between the employee
concerned and his immediate superior ashore.
3.3 Employees wishing to accumulate more weekly leave for
some specific purpose may apply to the Company and the representative of the employees in writing for this privilege, and
such leave may be granted at the Company's convenience and
discretion.
3.4 Where conditions will permit a portion of the leave to
be allowed in the employee's home port, provided such home
port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo, it shall be granted on
the following basis:
Twenty hours (20) and less than twenty-four
(24) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one-half (h) day's leave.
Twenty-four (24) hours and less than thirty-
six (36) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one (1) day's leave.
Thirty-six (36) hours and less than forty-eight
(48) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one and one-half (1^) days' leave.
Forty-eight (48) hours free of the ship shall
constitute two (2) days' leave.
3.5 Statutory Holidays will not be credited to an employee
on the same basis as working time in the calculating of weekly
leave.
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May 30, 1975.
Pile No. T-75-3i-8
Mr *-.<0., Hasan-
1275 Ducheaa Avenue
West Vancouver, B.C.
'Dear■■Mr.-Haaani >.:■•. ■■- \.o-.teaAA-'H a
Further to my letter May 27th relative to?claim f6r
damage to your automobile May 17th» '
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A thorough investigation into thia incident with the
oe sv5o.' oOfficar on watch and crew on duty on the car deck; has
o;...-,x been completed. I have been.assured-that the customary
m. a: docking announcement was made over the public address
system. Also, .crew menfoera directed the unloading of
autos in the proper manner.
I can therefore only assume that due to some confusion
on your part, and to the fact that you did not have
your car headlights on, you collided with the ramp after
If TtlWj Hal silly j A- ■ •■v,-c>--'--
As there was no negligence On the part of cur personnel
in this instance, X regret that your claim must be
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ARTICLE 3
WEEKLY LEAVE
3.1 Employees shall be granted weekly leave on the basis
of two (2) days leave clear of the ship for each five (5)
days worked to be taken in the employee's home port, provided
such home port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo.
3.2 On all routes not more than one (1) month shall be
allowed to elapse without leave being granted, and a minimum
of five (5) days shall be allowed at such time to employees
unless otherwise mutually agreed between the employee
concerned and his immediate superior ashore.
3.3 Employees wishing to accumulate more weekly leave for
some specific purpose may apply to the Company and the repres*
entative of the employees in writing for this privilege, and
such leave may be granted at the Company's convenience and
discretion.
3.4 Where conditions will permit a portion of the leave to
be allowed in the employee's home port, provided such home
port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo, it shall be granted on
the following basis:
Twenty hours (20) and less than twenty-four
(24) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one—half (h) day's leave.
Twenty-four (24) hours and less than thirty-
six (36) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one (I) day's leave.
Thirty-six (36) hours and less than forty-eight
(48) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one and one-half (1^) days* leave.
Forty-eight (48) hours free of the ship shall
constitute two (2) days' leave.
3.5 Statutory Holidays will not be credited to an employee
on the same basis as working time in the calculating of weekly
leave.
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VANCOWER, May 30, 1975,
R.R. Reid
MemoaranduijE
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Mr. Buckhold phoned regarding your request for time
a schedule on "incan." He said he can meet Thursday a.m.
'Ardaadline with three pro visional .< aWo:e'
1. Insulation of Fabco unit not approved by CSI, but -
is proceeding with work; however, may be;.-working n:
in opposite direction to CSl's final approval.
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•ManA:&m}®xcing-of ship to deck design incomplete,: and e ;oa
,.,-..; imidh thinking yet to be .dona .about.,what is. desired:,-.
-...-, .provided any modification is not extensive a>verAng
man hours vftiich have been allocated. e ? ,
Kr;3. ,:,,.SjeGMring.ilugs -for- lashing down box cars still W§m\r,
iHgaires some thinking, provided only a; reasonable
,-j-nr-y amount ;of work involved, there should be np problem.
Any one of the foregoing, or all, will throw schedule
beyond Thursday a.m. without any commitment at this time.
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ARTICLE 3
WEEKLY LEAVE
3.1 Employees shall be granted weekly leave on the basis
of two (2) days leave clear of the ship for each five (5)
days worked to be taken in the employee's home port, provided
such home port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo.
3.2 On all routes not more than one (1) month shall be
allowed to elapse without leave being granted, and a minimum
of five (5) days shall be allowed at such time to employees
unless otherwise mutually agreed between the employee
concerned and his immediate superior ashore.
3.3 Employees wishing to accumulate more weekly leave for
some specific purpose may apply to the Company and the representative of the employees in writing for this privilege, and
such leave may be granted at the Company's convenience and
discretion.
3.4 Where conditions will permit a portion of the leave to
be allowed in the employee's home port, provided such home
port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo, it shall be granted on
the following basis:
Twenty hours (20) and less than twenty-four
(24) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one-half (H) day's leave.
Twenty-four (24) hours and less than thirty-
six (36) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one (1) day's leave.
Thirty-six (36) hours and less than forty-eight
(48) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one and one-half (1^) days' leave.
Forty-eight (48) hours free of the ship shall
constitute two (2) days' leave.
3.5 Statutory Holidays will not be credited to an employee
on the same basis as working time in the calculating of weekly
leave.
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May 30, 1975
File: 328105
Mr. R.T. Attwood
1634 Say Street
Victoria, B.C.
V8R 288
Dear Mr. Attwood:
I am enclosing a copy of a letter dated May 26, from the
Director, Pension Benefits Records, which is self-explanatory.
Kindly contact this office and make ar. arrangement to return
to duty with B.C.C.S.S. for one month.
Yours truly,
J. YATES,
Manager,
B.C.C.S.S.
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Canadian Pacific
Employment History
Surname
1st Given Name
2nd Given Name
Employee
Number
Social
Insurance No.
Seq.
No.
Date Effective
Job Title/Classification
T. Temp.
P. Perm.
Department
Location
Rate
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J. Yates
Mr. S.R. Chagnon,
Director,
Pension Benefits Records,
Montreal
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Accountant
Offfce Manager
Asst. Off7ce~Monoger
Re: H. DAVIES. P-142805. Foreman. Victoria
Reference our letter to you of April 29, your file 83473.
Kindly advise as soon as possible regarding date 70 units
attained by Mr. Davies.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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VANCOUVER, May 29, 1975 File: 130054
J, Yates
Mr. H.E.. Hunter
Chief Steward
PRINCESS PATRICIA
Enclosed herewith is a copy of a letter dated May 20, from the
Director, Pension Benefits Records, which is self-explanatory;
together with "Memorandum for Personnel Approaching Age 65" and
Form P.F. 2 (Application for Pension).
Please let me know as soon as possible if it is your intention to
apply for extension in the service. If not, kindly complete the
enclosed Forms P.F.2 and TDl and return them to this office with
your Certificate of Marriage and your wife's Certificate of Birth.
The latter are required to establish Mrs. Hunter's eligibility for
benefits.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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VANCOUVER, May 29, 1975 File: 470173 (I)
J» Yates
Mr. W.C. Sylander,
General Claims Agent,
Vancouver
Your letter of May 26, concerning R. ROBINSON, injured May 29, 1974.
What Mr. Robinson claims is correct. He was not compensated for
work during the period December 18, 1974 to January 13, 1975, but
did indeed receive payment for accumulated leave earned prior to
injury.
It is also true that he would have received this money pn termination
of employment with CP. Rail as he had not taken it previously.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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VANCOUVER, May 29, 1975 File: 229
<?• Yates
Mr». D. Martin
Fanancial Security Program
Administrator
Pension Benefits Records
Montreal
Employee #387587, James D. Finnic on promotion to Sales Representative
effective June 1, 1975, will become eligible Cor coverage under the
Officers and Supervisors Group Life Insurance.
Will you kindly forward the necessary forms for completion together
with the explanation booklet.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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VANCOUVER, May 29, 1975 File: PF 101
J. Yates
Mr. B»D. Margetts
Montreal
As per conversation, enclosed herewith for your approval Position
Guides covering the following:
J.D. Finnie Sales Representative
L.B. Jackson Departmental Analyst
H.J. Olsen General Foreman
Will you kindly return the Forms PDB1, also enclosed for your
signature, In order that we may have them processed through the
Pacific Region Data Centre.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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May 8$, 1975.
File,No. 341
Con^nicatioriS Canada
325 Granville St.
Vancouver, B.C.
...Gentlemen:, ,v. ..... r ,■. ^
An agr^eeirsent has been concluded whereby B.C. Coast7Steamship " J
Service will chartpr the M.V, "Incan St. Laurent" from Ineaa '
Ships, Montreal, for a period of five months effective* June■"-•'■•'■■
r'lf 1975,to operat*> in rail service !only fromSurrey^ etta" aa"
Docks .at New Westminster to Whltti*r>-Alaska♦.■>■ >.vx -"'■' .
,j.t. is requested that exemption he granted to exclude the re-?. ~tn
quireraent for a Radio Operator, as the ship will noi be carrying passengers.
The ship is fitted with bridge instruments as follow: 1 x V108
and 2 x CH ?5 radio telephones w3.th frequencies/chahftele1 as
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A radio station licence has been issued, and the above amendments
are requested thereto. • -:..:-
Yours. y«ry truly,, -.A."' AJ, AT.!^„
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
AttfitBI
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ARTICLE 4
ANNUAL VACATION
4.1 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has less than ten (10) years' continuous employment relationship, but who has had more than thirty (30) days' cumulative
service in the preceding calendar year, shall be allowed
1 1/6 days' vacation with pay for each cumulative month's
service, or major portion thereof, during the preceding calendar
year, with a maximum of two (2) weeks. Compensation for such
vacation will be four percent (4%) of the gross wages of an
employee during the preceding calendar year.
4.2 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least ten (10) years and has completed one-hundred and twenty
months' (120) cumulative service shall be allowed 1 3/4 days'
vacation for each month's service, or major portion thereof,
during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of three (3)
weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be six percent (6%)
of the gross wages of an employee during the preceding calendar
year.
4.3 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least eighteen (18) years and has completed two-hundred and
sixteen (216) months' cumulative service, shall be allowed
2 1/3 days' vacation for each month of service or major portion
thereof during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of
four (4) weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be eight
percent (8%) of the g?.-oss wages of an employee during the
preceding calendar year.
4.4 Annual vacation pay will be computed to include the
value of room and board provided on the basis of one dollar
and fifty cents ($1.50) per day when the Company provides room
and board. If subsistence allowance of two dollars ($2.00)
per day worked is paid in lieu of food and lodging, such payment
will be included in the gross wages when calculating annual
vacation pay.
4.5 An employee who has become entitled to a vacation with
pay shall be granted such vacation within a twelve (12) month
period immediately following the completion of the calendar
year of employment in respect of which the employee became
entitled to the vacation.
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VANCOUVER, May 29, 1975.
J. Yates "■' *
Hr, *,H. XarttiB .
.. Second.. Engineer. ~ >■:■:;■;•.: -■<*
, "fflmmam .at-frnmammmtf-
■ Hesse arrange to join'the *ffaiier Princess" as relieving
■^hief Engineer on June 2j 1975, at G7C0.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
TK'BB ; ;',.";,r." ,' ;•"■ • :;E;;-Vxj: ' •.Xv;;
cc.'Chief-EngineerE'" ': :*"-'" ~x A- J >
x 'Trailer Princess"
Please arrange to stand by for two days to assist Mr. Harktn
learn the operation of the vessel.
Manager; B.C.'C.S.S.
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ARTICLE 4
ANNUAL VACATION
4.1 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has less than ten (10) years' continuous employment relationship, but who has had more than thirty (30) days' cumulative
service in the preceding calendar year, shall be allowed
1 1/6 days' vacation with pay for each cumulative month's
service, or major portion thereof, during the preceding calendar
year, with a maximum of two (2) weeks. Compensation for such
vacation will be four percent (4%) of the gross wages of an
employee during the preceding calendar year.
4.2 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least ten (10) years and has completed one-hundred and twenty
months' (120) cumulative service shall be allowed 1 3/4 days'
vacation for each month's service, or major portion thereof,
during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of three (3)
weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be six percent (6%)
of the gross wages of an employee during the preceding calendar
year.
4.3 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least eighteen (18) years and has completed two-hundred and
sixteen (216) months' cumulative service, shall be allowed
2 1/3 days' vacation for each month of service or major portion
thereof during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of
four (4) weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be eight
percent (8%) of the gross wages of an employee during the
preceding calendar year.
4.4 Annual vacation pay will be computed to include the
value of room and board provided on the basis of one dollar
and fifty cents ($1.50) per day when the Company provides room
and board. If subsistence allowance of two dollars ($2.00)
per day worked is paid in lieu of food and lodging, such payment
will be included in the gross wages when calculating annual
vacation pay.
4.5 An employee who has become entitled to a vacation with
pay shall be granted such vacation within a twelve (12) month
period immediately following the completion of the calendar
year of employment in respect of which the employee became
entitled to the vacation.
J
." .VANCOUVER,. May 29, A975.E,'.' *&** - **TMt' ,~
J. Yates '■-••■••
Memorandum ■
r Mfi-B.D-Margetts- ■''''■•: -•■ »-•' : •"'"''• /;!':; 'x.A
..UPDATE - B.C.C.S.S. ADVERTISING & PROMOTION ,..: a A : A;E.v-o-
■'.'i* BOOKINGS. - With commencement of Alaska service, weekly bookings
discontinued.. First two charters were up to eaqDectaticxis.^M^y
1 31st sailing expected to reach %% occupancy. A disappointment
respecting this sailing, was cancellation of 5C rooms assigned
Shrine party. Reason for cancellation, Shrine organization had
two other trips planned, one Eastern and one West Indies,-which
.^detracted from effort to promote Alaska cruise. ■'■•'■■
. . 2.' .UST-MIK.UTS BUSINESS. - At the beginning of May,::when ,it appealed
problems were developing for the May 31st sailing, main.inland.,
Travel Agencies were contacted direct, offering 15$ commission
on any new sales. Main city Travel Agencies were, similarly
contacted and special delivery advice was circulated to lid
■■"' Travel Agents in the lower mainland and interior of British !i
Columbia. Mr. Morgan also canvassed Seattle and area AgentsA a
3. STANDBY POOL - Canadian Pacific employees have received information concerning standby pool, resulting in two bookings
A ,,. on May 31st sailing and a few inquiries concerning other ,.(;
, sailings to date. CP Rail News features reduction, in its ^ay.. .
2':.r''"Mlli issue. CP Air employees News has been given particulars'
and are awaiting publishing; date. CP Ships will also carry tM:
article at a later date. It was decided that in view of ° "-
Sturrock Pioneer's use of CP pensioners' cheques respecting A"
their charters, there would be a conflict of interests * to lin*
elude standby advice to them.
A.-". SURVEY MATERIAL - Q» hand for "Princess Patricia", surveys June
t 8th, July 2nd, August3rd, September 4th. '. . A. ■. r.'"....., r\". • Ar.'.A*
5. fCCUP0N CCTOJTS - In hand by Public Relations.' Copy 0f letter'"A"
attached dated May 22nd to Mr. Key from Mr. Shave re-gardingA '
same.
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ARTICLE 4
ANNUAL VACATION
4.1 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has less than ten (10) years' continuous employment relationship, but who has had more than thirty (30) days' cumulative
service in the preceding calendar year, shall be allowed
1 1/6 days' vacation with pay for each cumulative month's
service, or major portion thereof, during the preceding calendar
year, with a maximum of two (2) weeks. Compensation for such
vacation will be four percent (4%) of the gross wages of an
employee during the preceding calendar year.
4.2 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least ten (10) years and has completed one-hundred and twenty
months' (120) cumulative service shall be allowed 1 3/4 days'
vacation for each month's service, or major portion thereof,
during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of three (3)
weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be six percent (6%)
of the gross wages of an employee during the preceding calendar
year.
4.3 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least eighteen (18) years and has completed two-hundred and
sixteen (216) months5 cumulative service, shall be allowed
2 1/3 days' vacation for each month of service or major portion
thereof during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of
four (4) weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be eight
percent (8%) of the gross wages of an employee during the
preceding calendar year.
4.4 Annual vacation pay will be computed to include the
value of room and board provided on the basis of one dollar
and fifty cents ($1.50) per day when the Company provides room
and board. If subsistence allowance of two dollars ($2.00)
per day worked is paid in lieu of food and lodging, such payment
will be included in the gross wages when calculating annual
vacation pay.
4.5 An employee who has become entitled to a vacation with
pay shall be granted such vacation within a twelve (12) month
period immediately following the completion of the calendar
year of employment in respect of which the employee became
entitled to the vacation.
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6. PRESS STORY - In hand by Department of Public Relations, dependent on whether the newspapers will carry in vhole, in
part, or at all. Postal work stoppage has not imposed any
serious delay.
7. THANKSGIVING wT&KEND CRUISE - Awaiting contract signature,
but have received first deposit and understand bookings beyond expectations; therefore, initial Thanksgiving cruise
plans now under way.
8. LITERATURE - Supplemental folder for September 23th sailing
has been In use for several weeks and credit card mailing
schedule for .June. ,..,.
9. Paragraphs (A) to'{£•) respecting postal difficulties, notA ;:
■> x;jappiicablei !'' '"• ' ' :'" ;''' "■■$'■-.■• •■■"-'oy *..-■■■: ••'.a vivo .AAA]
mi CQl'V ■ .R-NANAIMO ■ .SERVICE ■ ■■ A:— .■:.;. * ' 'A; "
OR^UP BUSINESS : . • }" ,,, , -.■■■;■ - -Av- ",-':-.vy.-
l.! Granson Yacht Charters commencing slowly. First charter can- .,',,..
celled in view group could not come up to minimum numbers
required. Two Vancouver-Howe Sound Cruises scheduled for
Amid summer; several large day movements reservedA Crahson's ; *
., promotion programme completed, ticket design and devel6$i«ieftt ■ ^
r icompletedj and are awaiting billing from GraneonXfor Public a '
Relatione participation and our portion of ticket? costs.' ?;;;;
2^ . VANCOUVER MAGAZINE, .'■a'.','..."! ..'..,.^^,^ny.:
''""''■'This magazine experiencing financial difficulties, and we are'AT"
awaiting outcome before further consideration.
3. Dependent upon No. 2.
4. Hotel ter^t cardsdelayed by printer. Now expect: receipt iduring !
first week in June. Intend promoting thera:< at mainland; motels
.*__.._. and Vancouver island motels. It was .decided not to include,....,<-x.;-
them In major''downtown hotels but to promote '.."day^ exciurjBiqns, , A
' through Vancouver Tourist Bureau, and have adopted. spsciai
"■■-"'"" 'pamphlet,' as per attached, for this purpose.' {"a i':"' '"'' '_.'
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ARTICLE 4
ANNUAL VACATION
4.1 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has less than ten (10) years' continuous employment relationship, but who has had more than thirty (30) days' cumulative
service in the preceding calendar year, shall be allowed
1 1/6 days' vacation with pay for each cumulative month's
service, or major portion thereof, during the preceding calendar
year, with a maximum of two (2) weeks. Compensation for such
vacation will be four percent (4%) of the gross wages of an
employee during the preceding calendar year.
4.2 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least ten (10) years and has completed one-hundred and twenty
months' (120) cumulative service shall be allowed 1 3/4 days'
vacation for each month's service, or major portion thereof,
during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of three (3)
weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be six percent (6%)
of the gross wages of an employee during the preceding calendar
year.
4.3 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least eighteen (18) years and has completed two-hundred and
sixteen (216) months' cumulative service, shall be allowed
2 1/3 days' vacation for each month of service or major portion
thereof during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of
four (4) weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be eight
percent (8%) of the cross wages of an employee during the
preceding calendar year,
4.4 Annual vacation pay will be computed to include the
value of room and board provided on the basis of one dollar
and fifty cents ($1.50) per day when the Company provides room
and board. If subsistence allowance of two dollars ($2.00)
per day worked is paid in lieu of food and lodging, such payment
will be included in the gross wages when calculating annual
vacation pay.
4.5 An employee who has become entitled to a vacation with
pay shall be granted such vacation within a twelve (12) month
period immediately following the completion of the calendar
year of employment in respect of which the employee became
entitled to the vacation.
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5. Polder referred t^ shown under Item 4. r.;- ;-.-,■-. -
6, -Bumper s tickets have proven to be too expensive, and we are
still attempting to negotiate saleable decal price.
!'7i 'Survey material on hand for Vancouver-Nanaimo service, as ■' r
per attached", arid will commence middle of June.
8. CfflOTuter fare held In abeyance presently, but will give con- -.. p.
..-sideration for introduction in fall when universitiesresume.,........
Intend advertising same in university papers. A.yAA
9. Ag there was doubt concerning extent of bar service promotion/
rather than delay mini cruise brochure, went ahead without
same*
■ VAKCQUVAR-RANAIMO (COMMPilCIAL) • ~„ ,E ; , :•--,.;. r
1.-,, Mailout to B.C.. Auto Trans. Association completed. ■ •■■-,._ r c
2. ;JH 1th appointment of Jim Finnie as Sales Representative,, personal
contact will be maintained with shippers and attention given' to1
the creation of new business. A••"''
A- .Manager, .B.C.C.S.S,
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ARTICLE 4
ANNUAL VACATION
4.1 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has less than ten (10) years' continuous employment relationship, but who has had more than thirty (30) days' cumulative
service in the preceding calendar year, shall be allowed
1 1/6 days' vacation with pay for each cumulative month's
service, or major portion thereof, during the preceding calendar
year, with a maximum of two (2) weeks. Compensation for such
vacation will be four percent (4%) of the gross wages of an
employee during the preceding calendar year.
4.2 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least ten (10) years and has completed one-hundred and twenty
months' (120) cumulative service shall be allowed 1 3/4 days'
vacation for each month's service, or major portion thereof,
during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of three (3)
weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be six percent (6%)
of the gross wages of an employee during the preceding calendar
year.
4.3 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least eighteen (18) years and has completed two-hundred and
sixteen (216) months' cumulative service, shall be allowed
2 1/3 days' vacation for each month of service or major portion
thereof during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of
four (4) weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be eight
percent (8%) of the gross wages of an employee during the
preceding calendar year.
4.4 Annual vacation pay will be computed to include the
value of room and board provided on the basis of one dollar
and fifty cents ($1.50) per day when the Company provides room
and board. If subsistence allowance of two dollars ($2.00)
per day worked is paid in lieu of food and lodging, such payment
will be included in the gross wages when calculating annual
vacation pay.
4.5 An employee who has become entitled to a vacation with
pay shall be granted such vacation within a twelve (12) month
period immediately following the completion of the calendar
year of employment in respect of which the employee became
entitled to the vacation.
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May 29, 1975.
Pile/No.,T-75-1032
Mr. Kenneth Schramm
''-n 19129 Cheshire
Detroit, Michigan 48236.
.Dear Mr. Schramm:. . • -•-,-.
I wiah to acknowledge receipt of your letter of May 17th,
and admit surprise that there are areas suggesting Canadian
Pacific intends discontinuing its Alaska cruises. *»e would
be most interested In knowing from what source you received
this Information. ; A-.
At the present time we anticipate a very favourable 197.5
summer season, and already are planning for our 1976 operation.
V«e are pleased to enclose Copies of dining room menus, bro^f
chures, Daily Cruise Bulletin, and baggage tags, as re^uestisdl
Yours very truly,
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.G;S.S.
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ARTICLE 4
ANNUAL VACATION
4.1 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has less than ten (10) years' continuous employment relationship, but who has had more than thirty (30) days' cumulative
service in the preceding calendar year, shall be allowed
1 1/6 days' vacation with pay for each cumulative month's
service, or major portion thereof, during the preceding calendar
year, with a maximum of tv/o (2) weeks. Compensation for such
vacation will be four percent (4%) of the gross wages of an
employee during the preceding calendar year.
4.2 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least ten (10) years and has completed one-hundred and twenty
months' (120) cumulative service shall be allowed 1 3/4 days'
vacation for each month's service, or major portion thereof,
during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of three (3)
weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be six percent (6%)
of the gross wages of an employee during the preceding calendar
year.
4.3 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least eighteen (18) years and has completed two-hundred and
sixteen (216) months' cumulative service, shall be allowed
2 1/3 days' vacation for each month of service or major portion
thereof during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of
four (4) weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be eight
percent (8%) of the gross wages of an employee during the
preceding calendar year.
4.4 Annual vacation pay will be computed to include the
value of room and board provided on the basis of one dollar
and fifty cents ($1.50) per day when the Company provides room
and board. If subsistence allowance of two dollars ($2.00)
per day worked is paid in lieu of food and lodging, such payment
will be included in the gross wages when calculating annual
vacation pay.
4.5 An employee who has become entitled to a vacation with
pay shall be granted such vacation within a twelve (12) month
period immediately following the completion of the calendar
year of employment in respect of which the employee became
entitled to the vacation.
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v VA|*C UV H, May 29, 1975. *ilot 601
^fi'lmiti/A.'''^''..''.. , •- ,■"/'■-'./'"',-, -A'".,,,-.,.'•",,"'•
Messrs. A. Robinson, Nanaimo.
L.G. ■Ar^trong-i'';VsihcewV'Bri A-"-'-';.
Purser, MPrlnc'ea#A.<jf Vancouver* A'-aeca
Chief Steward, "Carrier Princess"
^n M«y 20th mi gave futhotity -to Nanaimo and faneoaver. «*harf Ticket ■
Offices to accept live trucks not exceeding 28* in length, at the
rate of #20.00, when acceptance of same was not detrimental to
rm\*r iBaCtift> ;. ■ ; ,J;; ,:. •■:■.■,■;,-.-..
Kill all conceded-please note that :'thl s'Incentive fare iff applicable
to traffic handled between Vancouver and Nanaimo only on the "Carrier
Princess" at 10CC and the "Princess of;Vancouver* at 1200, and from
Nanaimo only on. the 0800 'sailing... this special, .rate mutt.in noway
detract from scheduled truck..and. toiler carriers utilising...!^ other
sailing*
! The inJfc^tion of this incentive fare and sailings la to catch seme
•vo?§f the .independent' tr&ffio* auch as those 'persons hlring'''U--dri*ea'
Ah fo?ipersonal reasons, >*o otherwise would *«6v#,-B.C. #«xvi«»-;:b^cause
... - jof the \amr-rm.tm<.y. . • v £*'*'■ -"■•v-'-'"••" '■
... Any additional passengers carried in such trucks will be charged
;^;the^.O0 regular passenger rate.. .■". .. A.AjcA cut}
oU('9 C.i',\(;j G'i- '-•■■' •"''-- ;•' ■"■■■■■_■■ ;■•■•■- •..'■■ -■'.'- * ■
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ARTICLE 3
WEEKLY LEAVE
3.1 Employees shall be granted weekly leave on the basis
of two (2) days leave clear of the ship for each five (5)
days worked to be taken in the employee's home port, provided
such home port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo.
3.2 On all routes not more than one (1) month shall be
allowed to elapse without leave being granted, and a minimum
of five (5) days shall be allowed at such time to employees
unless otherwise mutually agreed between the employee
concerned and his immediate superior ashore.
3.3 Employees wishing to accumulate more weekly leave for
some specific purpose may apply to the Company and the representative of the employees in writing for this privilege, and
such leave may be granted at the Company's convenience and
discretion.
3.4 Where conditions will permit a portion of the leave to
be allowed in the employee's home port, provided such home
port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo, it shall be granted on
the following basis:
Twenty hours (20) and less than twenty-four
(24) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one-half (h) day's leave.
Twenty-four (24) hours and less than thirty-
six (36) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one (1) day's leave.
Thirty-six (36) hours and less than forty-eight
(48) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one and one-half (1^) days' leave.
Forty-eight (48) hours free of the ship shall
constitute two (2) days' leave.
3.5 Statutory Holidays will not be credited to an employee
on the same basis as working time in the calculating of weekly
leave.
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VANCOUVER, May 29, 1975.
J. Yates A
System Supervisor of Passes
Box 5, Windsor Station ,
Montreal,,.. Que.. .<■ , ..,,. ..,..-
Piles T-75-4-D
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Mr. W.B.Lucoe, Ticket Clerk, Vancouver Wharf Ticket Office,
reports loss of his Long Service Pass BH 1306.
Wm you please bulletin for 60 days. If pass has not been
located by that time* we will submit application for "Duplicate".
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Manager, B.C. C.S.'S."
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ARTICLE 3
WEEKLY LEAVE
3.1 Employees shall be granted weekly leave on the basis
of two (2) days leave clear of the ship for each five (5)
days worked to be taken in the employee's home port, provided
such home port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo.
3.2 On all routes not more than one (1) month shall be
allowed to elapse without leave being granted, and a minimum
of five (5) days shall be allowed at such time to employees
unless otherwise mutually agreed between the employee
concerned and his immediate superior ashore.
3.3 Employees wishing to accumulate more weekly leave for
some specific purpose may apply to the Company and the representative of the employees in writing for this privilege, and
such leave may be granted at the Company's convenience and
discretion.
3.4 Where conditions will permit a portion of the leave to
be allowed in the employee's home port, provided such home
port is Vancouver, Victoria or Nanaimo, it shall be granted on
the following basis:
Twenty hours (20) and less than twenty-four
(24) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one-half (h) day's leave.
Twenty-four (24) hours and less than thirty-
six (36) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one (1) day * s leave.
Thirty-six (36) hours and less than forty-eight
(48) hours free of the ship shall constitute
one and one-half (1^) days' leave.
Forty-eight (48) hours free of the ship shall
constitute two (2) days' leave.
3.5 Statutory Holidays will not be credited to an employee
on the same basis as working time in the calculating of weekly
leave.
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CP RAIL
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
VANCOUVER, May 29, 1975-
TRANSPORTATION NOTICE NO. 7/75
File: 75-529.V.
EVENING DANCE CRUISE - VENUE WEST DANCE CRUISE JUNE 5/75
Messrs. F.w. Atkinson (3)
L.G. Armstrong (3)
E. Robinson (2)
A.A. Faulkner (3)
C.A. Aitken (1)
Master, "Princess of Vancouver" (1)
Purser, "Princess of Vancouver" (2)
Chf. Stwd., "Princess of Vancouver" (3)
Above party has planned an Evening Dance Cruise on our "Princess of
Vancouver" as follows:
NO. IN P;,RTY:
SCHEDULE:
Approximately SO.
Lv. Vancouver
Ar. Nanaimo
Lv. Nanaimo
Ar. Vancouver
2000 Thursday, June 5/75
2230 " "
2400 Thursday, June 5/75
0230 Friday, June 6/75
FARE:
REFRESHMENTS:
BAR SERVICE:
MEALS:
$9.50 per passenger, inclusive rate. Granson
will deposit payment with Wharf Ticket Agent
prior sailing.
This party will have exclusive use of the "Sun
Room" for dancing and serving of alcoholic
beverages.
Portable bar is to be used in "Sun Room".
Available for members of group only (over 19
years of age) at 1+ drinks for $3.00. Granson
will sell their own bar tickets, which are to
be accepted for service and used for accounting
purposes.
Cafeteria Service "A" - Juice, Roast Beef, Dessert
and Beverage. Organizer will contact Chief Steward
on embarkation for special arrangements to be fed
in the Cafeteria commencing at 8:00 p.m. Table
cloths are to be used and party is to be served
meal. On this occasion only, regular traffic may
use Dining Room for Cafeteria meal service.
Passengers will hold tickets for this cruise
issued by Granson Yacht Charters.
Will all concerned please offer every assistance.
There will be some autos for parking during cruise.
TELEX
E. E. BARGE V3VS
SAINT JOHN, N.B.
VANCOUVER,' B.C. MAY 29/75
File: 75.ALA.52I.4.
Believe duplicate file.M/M C.W. Dean. Holding Room 342
June 2k on request Maritime Auto Assn. World Wide Travel
your city phone call Apr. 2£. Also same name & date Rm.
Your Telex May 23. Advise which to cancel or if both.
ALA/57
J yates MGR BCCSS
VANCOUVER W)W)
231
VANCOUVER, May 28, 1975
J. Yates
Mr. K.E. Lubyk
Carpenter's Helper
Vancouver
TO BE INITIALLED AND PASSED Mlffi
Manager, B.C.C.S.S
Asst. Manage B.CCS.S,
_Marine Sufisrintendent
Super! ntondenl1 Engineer
Catering Su p s r i n tendent_
TOinai Superintendent
AT/onl
Asst. Office Manager
Kindly note that your temporary position will be terminated
effective June 1. 1975, and your last day of employment will,
therefore, be Friday. May 30.
Your services were very much appreciated and if you are Interested
in future employment with this Company, we will arrange to have
your record kept open for one year from this date in the event that a
position becomes available.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
VANCOUVER, May 26, 1975 File: 484368
i
J. Yates
Mr. P.A. Haig
Carpenter's Helper
Vancouver
Kindly note that your temporary position will be terminated
effective June 1, 1975, and your last day of employment will,
therefore, be Friday, May 30.
Your services were very much appreciated and if you are interested
in future employment with this Company, we will arrange to have
your record kept open for one year from this date in the event that a
position becomes available.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
VANCOUVER, Kay 28,1975.
J. Xatea
Mr. L.G. Armstrong
Vancouver, B.C.
Fil#: 608
In connection with n*»w bills of lading being used, together with
BCS 5x5t we are advised by Manager, Revenue Accounting, that they
should be reported separately as to sequence numbers, on your
Pa88 2 reports.
Please advise if you have any question concerning this.
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Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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BRR»HB
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cc. Mr. C.A. Aitken
Vancouver, B.C.
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CP RAIL
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
VANCOUVER, May 23, 1975. File: 75.ALA.055,
We are pleased to attach circulars regarding standby reduced
fares to Alaska for 1975 cruise season, for employees of CP
Rail whose vacation plans are sufficiently flexible that they
may be able to take advantage of this offer on a last-minute
arrangement.
Late cancellations due to illness and other unforeseen events,
occasionally will make accommodation available which cannot
be sold on such short notice, and in an effort to utilize this
space we have arranged standby basis as explained in the
attached circular.
Sailings commence May 31st and every eight days thereafter,
with last regular sailing September 4th, together with an
extra sailing on September 28th.
It will be appreciated if you will promulgate this information
to employees under your jurisdiction.
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S,
VANCOUVER, May 28, 1975.
J, Xates
Mr. J. McLernon
Director of Development
Marathon itealty Co. Ltd.
Vancouver, B.C.
Attention; Mjmi
File: 75.GEN.055.
, , .. KAttATHON -REALTY GCLF. TOURNAMENT - JUNE ?.1975
Enclosed please find two hay Excursion pessape tickets between
Vancouver and fiAnaimo, as a courtesy of BCCSS, to be awarded in
connection with your Golf Tournament, Monday, June 2,1975.
" .' ' ..... . . • .
:, Manager, /-.C.C.b'.S/. '
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CP RAIL
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
VANCOUVER, May 23, 197 5.
File: 75.ALA.055.
We are pleased to attach circulars regarding standby reduced
fares to Alaska for 1975 cruise season, for employees of CP
Rail whose vacation plans are sufficiently flexible that they
may be able to take advantage of this offer on a last-minute
arrangement.
Late cancellations due to illness and other unforeseen events,
occasionally will make accommodation available which cannot
be sold on such short notice, and in an effort to utilize this
space we have arranged standby basis as explained in the
attached circular.
Sailings commence May 31st and every eight days thereafter,
with last regular sailing September 4th, together with an
extra sailing on September 23th. i
It will be appreciated if you will promulgate this information
to employees under your jurisdiction.
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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VANCOUVER, May 28, 1975. *il<" 75.ALA.521.7.S,
J. Yates
Mr. Jacques Gauthier
Cl Ran Trevel Office
"indsor station
Montreal, Uie.
• Mr. Margetts has called me regarding reservations confirmed on
"'•' behalf of Hr* and Mrs. D.. Shorgan, ..for whom we nrm holding Cabin
337, July 13th sailing of the Prineees Patricia" to Skagway and
return.
r. Harpetts mentioned that Mr. Shorgan was interested in an
outside c?;bin. Cabin 337 is an outside cabin, with window looking out on the deck. This is a particularly good stater^an, although people can promenade outside; however, we will be pleased
to list Mr. and Krs. Shorten,,for superior accorranodation on the
Upper leek, if. desired, ur>on pay^nt of the additional premium
involved. All cabins on th#» Upper 1/eck have porthole windows
looking right out on the sea.
A«"ill you kindly advise Hr. Shorgan's pleasure in this rrspect.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
RRR'BB
cc. Mr. B.D. Margetts
Montreal, Que.
CP RAIL
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
VANCOUVER, May 23, 1975. File: 75.ALA.055,
We are pleased to attach circulars regarding standby reduced
fares to Alaska for 1975 cruise season, for employees of CP
Rail whose vacation plans are sufficiently flexible that they
may be able to take advantage of this offer on a last-minute
arrangement.
Late cancellations due to illness and other unforeseen events,
occasionally will make accommodation available which cannot
be sold on such short notice, and in an effort to utilize this
space we have arranged standby basis as explained in the
attached circular.
Sailings commence May 31st and every eight days thereafter,
with last regular sailing September 4th, together with an
extra sailing on September 28th.
It will be appreciated if you will promulgate this information
to employees under your jurisdiction.
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
!
May 28, 1975.
*ile: 234
Mrs..* Susie Saxiaer "''.
430 Douglas Highway
Juneau, Alaska 99801.
Bear Mrs. Sauser*
. ■ ■ ■
A;:AThahk ybu kindly for your letter of May 8th advising us of the
■■ proposal of the Juneau-Douglas Little Theatre to perform skits
on board Alaska cruise s)''
I am sure this will be well received by cruise ships in port,
but I doubt that we would be able to take advantage of your
offer, in view of the fact the "Princess Patricia" arrives
Juheau at 8:30 in the raorning, leaving at noon, and the majority
of passengers are on tour until shortly before sailing.
■.••••■
Wishing you good luck in your endeavour with other steamship
lines,
Yours v«*ry truly,
J. XATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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CP RAIL
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
VANCOUVER, May 23, 197 5.
File: 75.ALA.055.
We are pleased to attach circulars regarding standby reduced
fares to Alaska for 1975 cruise season, for employees of CP
Rail whose vacation plans are sufficiently flexible that they
may be able to take advantage of this offer on a last-minute
arrangement.
Late cancellations due to illness and other unforeseen events,
occasionally will make accommodation available which cannot
be sold on such short notice, and in an effort to utilize this
space we have arranged standby basis as explained in the
attached circular.
Sailings commence May 31st and every eight days thereafter,
with last regular sailing September 4th, together with an
extra sailing on September 28th.
It will be appreciated if you will promulgate this information
to employees under your jurisdiction.
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
J
May 28, 1975.
Ce'fro/234 ''';.
Mr. Sid ^Oliver
3113 Hempstead Rd.
Sacramento, Calif. 95125.
Bear Mr. Woliver:
Thank you kindly for your; letter of reference concerning • your'a
, inteireat; in >*orking on board a cruise ship in the entertairn x
inent.fieid.
I sincerely regret to advise that our entertainers have been
engaged for the full season, including their relief, and it'..'.. .....
would appear thatwe would be unable to Five consideration to
your request at this time. However, we will be pleased to
[retain your letter on file in this offieeshould there be ah
occasion to contact you concerning same.
Ypurs very truly,
•ij. YATES-A'-' '
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ARTICLE 13 (contd.)
13.2 Where the complement is reduced by the Company when
reducing forces, this shall not be considered a case of
the vessel sailing shorthanded.
ARTICLE 14
UNIFORMS
14.1 The following provisions will apply with respect to
uniform allowance:
14.2 After twelve (12) months service in the Pursers
Department or as Chief or Second Steward, the Company will
bear during the calendar year fifty percent (50%) of the
contract price of a uniform not exceeding one payment a year.
14.3 If the employee, after the requisite twelve (12)
months service, desires to receive fifty percent (50%) of
the contract price of a uniform to apply against a uniform
overcoat, such credit will be allowed provided the Officer
of the Company in charge considers it is not necessary for
the employee to renew his uniform.
14.4 In the event after the requisite twelve (12) months
service the employee does not receive fifty percent (50%)
of the current contract price of a uniform to apply against
a uniform, or uniform overcoat, then the fifty percent (50%)
credit will be carried over to the following year. Such
credit when carried over to the following year will be on the
basis of the contract price in effect during the year the
credit accrued.
14.5 It is understood that the credit for uniform
allowance if not used during the calendar year, will only
be carried over to the next year, not beyond; in other words,
if it is not used during the second year it is automatically
cancelled. This means that during the third year no credit
will be allowed for the first year.
14.6 The Company will bear the expense of one (1) cleaning
each three (3) months of the uniforms of employees covered by
this agreement.
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May 23,1975.
File No. 75.CHA.529.C.
Mr. F. Evan Worsley
District Commander
Pacific Mainland District
Canadian Power Squadrons
P.O. Box U940
Vancouver 10, B.C.
Dear Mr.: >orsley: E
This will acknowledge with thanks, receipt of your Cheque.
No. Ill dated May, L5th, in the amount of 45.,Q0Q.,CX), as de-.,
posit on th<» October 6th charts? of the "Princess Patricia",
to Ketchikan and return. AA'..
Official deposit Receipt BCS 17 No. 13022, has been issued
to cover and will be held on file, pending final payment.
Copy of the aforementioned receipt is' enclosed for. your use.
Yours very truly,-
J. YATES
Manager;, a .0.0. S. S. *
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ARTICLE 13 (contd.)
13.2 Where the complement is reduced by the Company when
reducing forces, this shall not be considered a case of
the vessel sailing shorthanded.
ARTICLE 14
UNIFORMS
14.1 The following provisions will apply with respect to
uniform allowance:
14.2 After twelve (12) months service in the Pursers
Department or as Chief or Second Steward, the Company will
bear during the calendar year fifty percent (50%) of the
contract price of a uniform not exceeding one payment a year.
14.3 If the employee, after the requisite twelve (12)
months service, desires to receive fifty percent (50%) of
the contract price of a uniform to apply against a uniform
overcoat, such credit will be allowed provided the Officer
of the Company in charge considers it is not necessary for
the employee to renew his uniform.
14.4 In the event after the requisite twelve (12) months
service the employee does not receive fifty percent (50%)
of the current contract price of a uniform to apply against
a uniform, or uniform overcoat, then the fifty percent (50%)
credit will be carried over to the following year. Such
credit when carried over to the following year will be on the
basis of the contract price in effect during the year the
credit accrued.
14.5 It is understood that the credit for uniform
allowance if not used during the calendar year, will only
be carried over to the next year, not beyond; in other words,
if it is not used during the second year it is automatically
cancelled. This means that during the third year no credit
will be allowed for the first year.
14.6 The Company will bear the expense of one (l) cleaning
each three (3) months of the uniforms of employees covered by
this agreement.
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VANCOUVER, May 23, 1975. File: T-75-99-3
:VJ.^'YateS'''' ,,1,,.'.',;''. .' .'. X-,,- .-
Capt. P. Harris ■ "
Master, "Princess Patricia"
Thank you kindly for forwarding to us letter received by you
f *bm Cyprien and Malvina Carre, and for passing along their .
comments to those concerned.
Betters of: this nature are much appreciated, and we will :'-«#fi>'■■■'■' <:
tainly convey our appreciation:to the passengers under separate v.-.•:,•
cover.
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Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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ARTICLE 13 (contd.)
13.2 Where the complement is reduced by the Company when
reducing forces, this shall not be considered a case of
the vessel sailing shorthanded.
ARTICLE 14
UNIFORMS
14.1 The following provisions will apply with respect to
uniform allowance:
14.2 After twelve (12) months service in the Pursers
Department or as Chief or Second Steward, the Company will
bear during the calendar year fifty percent (50%) of the
contract price of a uniform not exceeding one payment a year.
14.3 If the employee, after the requisite twelve (12)
months service, desires to receive fifty percent (50%) of
the contract price of a uniform to apply against a uniform
overcoat, such credit will be allowed provided the Officer
of the Company in charge considers it is not necessary for
the employee to renew his uniform.
14.4 In the event after the requisite twelve (12) months
service the employee does not receive fifty percent (50%)
of the current contract price of a uniform to apply against
a uniform, or uniform overcoat, then the fifty percent (50%)
credit will be carried over to the following year. Such
credit when carried over to the following year will be on the
basis of the contract price in effect during the year the
credit accrued.
14.5 It is understood that the credit for uniform
allowance if not used during the calendar year, will only
be carried over to the next year, not beyond; in other words,
if it is not used during the second year it is automatically
cancelled. This means that during the third year no credit
will be allowed for the first year.
14.6 The Company will bear the expense of one (1) cleaning
each three (3) months of the uniforms of employees covered by
this agreement.
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VANCOUVER, May 28, 1975.
J. Yates
Mr. J.k. Shave
Vancouver, B.C.
Pile: 75.025.055.
Aith regard to; recent conversations concerning the entertaining
of Travel Agents to Alaska, attached please find additional
billing respecting Miss Marion Walwyn.
frill you please arrange clearance.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
RRR'BB
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ARTICLE 13 (contd.)
13.2 Where the complement is reduced by the Company when
reducing forces, this shall not be considered a case of
the vessel sailing shorthanded.
ARTICLE 14
UNIFORMS
14.1 The following provisions will apply with respect to
uniform allowance:
14.2 After twelve (12) months service in the Pursers
Department or as Chief or Second Steward, the Company will
bear during the calendar year fifty percent (50%) of the
contract price of a uniform not exceeding one payment a year.
14.3 If the employee, after the requisite twelve (12)
months service, desires to receive fifty percent (50%) of
the contract price of a uniform to apply against a uniform
overcoat, such credit will be allowed provided the Officer
of the Company in charge considers it is not necessary for
the employee to renew his uniform.
14.4 In the event after the requisite twelve (12) months
service the employee does not receive fifty percent (50%)
of the current contract price of a uniform to apply against
a uniform, or uniform overcoat, then the fifty percent (50%)
credit will be carried over to the following year. Such
credit when carried over to the following year will be on the
basis of the contract price in effect during the year the
credit accrued.
14.5 It is understood that the credit for uniform
allowance if not used during the calendar year, will only
be carried over to the next year, not beyond; in other words,
if it is not used during the second year it is automatically
cancelled. This means that during the third year no credit
will be allowed for the first year.
14.6 The Company will bear the expense of one (1) cleaning
each three (3) months of the uniforms of employees covered by
this agreement.
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May 28, 1975.
*ile No. 75.CPR.529.M.
Mr. '«. George Fryatt, Manager
Bel-Aire Shipyard Ltd.
1667 Columbia Street
North Vancouver, B.C.
Dear Mr. Fryatt:
Thank you kindly for your letter of Say 20th concerning the -:
recent "Carrier Princess" charter by the. Society of Naval
Architects during their convention in Vancouver,. ........ .j-
It v»as a pleasure working with you in this connection, and '
hope we may be of service to you again in some mariner in the
near future.
Yours very, truly,
J. YATt;e '
Manager, u.C.C.S.S,
RRR'BB-
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ARTICLE 13 (contd.)
13.2 Where the complement is reduced by the Company when
reducing forces, this shall not be considered a case of
the vessel sailing shorthanded.
ARTICLE 14
UNIFORMS
14.1 The following provisions will apply with respect to
uniform allowance:
14.2 After twelve (12) months service in the Pursers
Department or as Chief or Second Steward, the Company will
bear during the calendar year fifty percent (50%) of the
contract price of a uniform not exceeding one payment a year.
14.3 If the employee, after the requisite twelve (12)
months service, desires to receive fifty percent (50%) of
the contract price of a uniform to apply against a uniform
overcoat, such credit will be allowed provided the Officer
of the Company in charge considers it is not necessary for
the employee to renew his uniform.
14.4 In the event after the requisite twelve (12) months
service the employee does not receive fifty percent (50%)
of the current contract price of a uniform to apply against
a uniform, or uniform overcoat, then the fifty percent (50%)
credit will be carried over to the following year. Such
credit when carried over to the following year will be on the
basis of the contract price in effect during the year the
credit accrued.
14.5 It is understood that the credit for uniform
allowance if not used during the calendar year, will only
be carried over to the next year, not beyond; in other words,
if it is not used during the second year it is automatically
cancelled. This means that during the third year no credit
will be allowed for the first year.
14.6 The Company will bear the expense of one (l) cleaning
each three (3) months of the uniforms of employees covered by
this agreement.
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VANCOUVER, May 28, 1V75. E
J, Yate^, ..,, .,.,.,,...,,
:tChIef'A'tev4rd r'':' '"..'"
* rihe>ss iricia"
/'File: 75.ALA.521.1.S.
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r^ll.l1 your pi ease arrange to accommodate'Mr. and M'r8.«'Aen"t"'3tainsby:,ir
^Manager, Aercury-Travel in-North Vancouver,.. B.C.,' occupying^ alkrirf;
332,.-.May 31st.cruise to Skagway and return, at Purser's table,
first meal sittings.; .■ y-y.A
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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cc. ' .Purser AT
"Princess. Patricia"
EA .?■
It will be appteciatecP'if you will eJctend every'courtesy
to these ■ clients eh route'the' cruise. ■ '" X-:;?■:>£
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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ARTICLE 5
STATUTORY HOLIDAYS
5.1 Employees shall be allowed New Year's Day, Good Friday,
Victoria Day, Dominion Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day,
Remembrance Day, Christmas Day and Boxing Day on all ships
whether laid up or in operation.
5.2
If not convenient and they are called upon to work
on any or all of the nine (9) holidays specified, or in the
event they are on weekly leave or annual vacation with pay
on any or all of the nine (9) holidays specified, they shall
later be allowed equivalent leave with pay.
ARTICLE 6
BEREAVEMENT LEAVE
6.1 Effective September 1, 1970, employees covered by
this agreement shall, after having completed six (6) months'
cumulative compensated service, be entitled to bereavement
leave without loss of pay in the event of a bereavement due
to the death of spouse, child, parent, father-in-law or
mother-in-law, for the purpose of arranging and/or attending
the funeral of the deceased and for such other requirements
as would reasonably necessitate one or more working days off
duty, up to a maximum of three (3) working days.
ARTICLE 7
WELFARE PLAN
7.1 The Health and Welfare Plan shall be that Plan which
applies to Canadian Pacific Railway aon-operating Employees
resident in British Columbia as described in the booklet,
"Benefit Plan for Employees of Canadian Railways, British
Columbia (Canadian Pacific Employees)", dated January 1, 1963,
or as such description may be amended or superseded from time-
to-time and further supplements agreed to; the monthly premium
for basic benefits shall be paid by the Company.
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VANCOUVER, May 28, 1975. ... Ule: 75.CHA.529.H.
J. Yates
Mr. W.C, Oylander
Vancouver, B.C. ..' .; ... ..-..
At^eched • please find photostat of master charter ticket, issued .:;
Hawaiian Polynesia Tours respecting their May I5th charter pfH
the "Princess Aatricia" to Skagway and return, together with
passenger list covered1 by-charter ticket. '•■'■"' " :';
Manager, B.C.C.J.3,
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ARTICLE 5
STATUTORY HOLIDAYS
5.1 Employees shall be allowed New Year's Day, Good Friday,
Victoria Day, Dominion Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day,
Remembrance Day, Christmas Day and Boxing Day on all ships
whether laid up or in operation.
5.2
If not convenient and they are called upon to work
on any or all of the nine (9) holidays specified, or in the
event they are on weekly leave or annual vacation with pay
on any or all of the nine (9) holidays specified, they shall
later be allowed equivalent leave with pay.
ARTICLE 6
BEREAVEMENT LEAVE
6.1 Effective September 1, 1970, employees covered by
this agreement shall, after having completed six (6) months'
cumulative compensated service, be entitled to bereavement
leave without loss of pay in the event of a bereavement due
to the death of spouse, child, parent, father-in-law or
mother-in-law, for the purpose of arranging and/or attending
the funeral of the deceased and for such other requirements
as would reasonably necessitate one or more working days off
duty, up to a maximum of three (3) working days.
ARTICLE 7
WELFARE PLAN
7.1 The Health and Welfare Plan shall be that Plan which
applies to Canadian Pacific Railway aon-operating Employees
resident in British Columbia as described in the booklet,
"Benefit Plan for Employees of Canadian Railways, British
Columbia (Canadian Pacific Employees)", dated January 1, 1963,
or as such description may be amended or superseded from time-
to-time and further supplements agreed to; the monthly premium
for basic benefits shall be paid by the Company.
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';May;28,;i975«''.
File No. 75.529.P.
Mr. Root. Duncan
Marsh & McLennan Ltd.
1075 '^est Georgia St.
Vancouver, B.C.
..:..:'....
Dear Fr. Duncan: ii-r-•'■'• ■••■;■ x--. a/ •''■ ■■■:'x-
; DridlosGd -please' find Dance Cruise memorandum tickets j, as re- \ *'
•quested, •fors'^rospect Lodge June 21st cruiseV' '*" '' !-)S ~p p a !: ^:*
,VJ!;... ,-E'e are, holding Staterooras 3i 4, 5, and'6 roundrtrip, fas '
....originally., requested,,, for which the cost will fee $48.*GQ> if'
... still required.-.' ■ ■ .',-,. ..-■ , ■ •• a.-••..-...-■
_^-:';'■'""■Best regards, !' ':;'.
Yours very truly,
J..YATLS, ,
Manager,, B.C.C.S.S.
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'SPECIAL' DELIVERY
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ARTICLE 5
STATUTORY HOLIDAYS
5.1 Employees shall be allowed New Year's Day, Good Friday,
Victoria Day, Dominion Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day,
Remembrance Day, Christmas Day and Boxing Day on all ships
whether laid up or in operation.
5.2 If not convenient and they are called upon to work
on any or all of the nine (9) holidays specified, or in the
event they are on weekly leave or annual vacation with pay
on any or all of the nine (9) holidays specified, they shall
later be allowed equivalent leave with pay.
ARTICLE 6
BEREAVEMENT LEAVE
6.1 Effective September 1, 1970, employees covered by
this agreement shall, after having completed six (6) months'
cumulative compensated service, be entitled to bereavement
leave without loss of pay in the event of a bereavement due
to the death of spouse, child, parent, father-in-law or
mother-in-law, for the purpose of arranging and/or attending
the funeral of the deceased and for such other requirements
as would reasonably necessitate one or more working days off
duty, up to a maximum of three (3) working days.
ARTICLE 7
WELFARE PLAN
7.1 The Health and Welfare Plan shall be that Plan which
applies to Canadian Pacific Railway aon-operating Employees
resident in British Columbia as described in the booklet,
"Benefit Plan for Employees of Canadian Railways, British
Columbia (Canadian Pacific Employees)", dated January 1, 1963,
or as such description may be amended or superseded from time-
to-time and further supplements agreed to; the monthly premium
for basic benefits shall be paid by the Company.
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Mr. K.C. Moffat
Commissioner
Social Services Tax
"Parliament Buildings
Victoria, •;■€<■'■■■ ■"■•;
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..Dear Sir.:
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Thia has reference to your letter of May gjrd concerning Licencer
Ho. 9763" issued by Liquor Control Board for our "Princess
Patricia."
Canadian Pacific Limited operates under the classification of a
corporation, and a! 1 tax._monies' ai«:distributed from Head Office
in Montreal. The "Princess Patricia" is covered by Social Service
Tax-No.. 8000041. ■ - ■ ■ ■ , . .-•- r ■■ =• -r? r.'
Ybtdrs' very truly,
.1 vEEA-nAA.- hyfyy
J. YATES .;,.;.; ,...,,-.-.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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ARTICLE 5
STATUTORY HOLIDAYS
5.1 Employees shall be allowed New Year's Day, Good Friday,
Victoria Day, Dominion Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day,
Remembrance Day, Christmas Day and Boxing Day on all ships
whether laid up or in operation.
5.2 If not convenient and they are called upon to work
on any or all of the nine (9) holidays specified, or in the
event they are on weekly leave or annual vacation with pay
on any or all of the nine (9) holidays specified, they shall
later be allowed equivalent leave with pay.
ARTICLE 6
BEREAVEMENT LEAVE
6.1 Effective September 1, 1970, employees covered by
this agreement shall, after having completed six (6) months'
cumulative compensated service, be entitled to bereavement
leave without loss of pay in the event of a bereavement due
to the death of spouse, child, parent, father-in-law or
mother-in-law, for the purpose of arranging and/or attending
the funeral of the deceased and for such other requirements
as would reasonably necessitate one or more working days off
duty, up to a maximum of three (3) working days.
ARTICLE 7
WELFARE PLAN
7.1 The Health and Welfare Plan shall be that Plan which
applies to Canadian Pacific Railway aon-operating Employees
resident in British Columbia as described in the booklet,
"Benefit Plan for Employees of Canadian Railways, British
Columbia (Canadian Pacific Employees)", dated January 1, 1963,
or as such description may be amended or superseded from time-
to-time and further supplements agreed to; the monthly premium
for basic benefits shall be paid by the Company.
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May 28,1975.
Capt. T. Curtis
Corvimanding Officer
;(.G.S.C.C. "Lonsdale"
1555 Forbes Avenue
Worth Vancouver, B.C.
ii
.■ Dear; Sir* ■■-.
Permit me this opportunity to express my appreciation for
. your invitation to attend the Annual Inspection of Pt.C.S.C.C.
^"Lonsdale."',.", ...'..., ,. . .,
It Was with considerable pride thatI reviewed and enjoyed;
the fine results of what I am sure represented many hours of
dedicated effort and ability on the part of each individual
in "Lonsdale." The hospitality, zeal and enthusiasm of our
:youth in this environment is most commendable. .
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Yours very truly,
A.N. CAIRNS
Marine Superintendent
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ARTICLE 4 (contd.)
4.6 Applications for vacation from employees filed
between December 15th of the previous year and January 31st
shall insofar as it is practicable to do so be given preference
in order of seniority of the applicants. Such applicants
will have preference over later applicants. Applicants will
be advised in February of the dates allotted them, unless
otherwise mutually agreed employees must take their vacation
at the time allotted.
4.7 Unless otherwise mutually agreed, employees who do
not apply for vacation prior to February 1st shall be required
to take their vacation at a time to be prescribed by the
Company.
4.8 An employee terminating his employmentfor any reason
at a time when an unused period of vacation with pay stands
to his credit shall be allowed vacation calculated to the
date of his leaving the service as provided in Articles 4.1,
4.2 or 4.3, as the case may be, and if not granted shall be
allowed pay in lieu thereof. In the case of an employee who
enters the service in the current calendar year and leaves it
after more than thirty (30) days' service in that year, such
employee is entitled to vacation or pay in lieu thereof in
accordance with Article 4.1.
4.9 An employee who is laid off shall be paid for any
vacation due him at the beginning of the current calendar year
and not previously taken and, if not subsequently recalled to
service during such year, shall upon application be allowed
pay in lieu of any vacation due him at the beginning of the
following calendar year,
4.10 An individual who leaves the service of his own
accord or who is dismissed for cause and not reinstated in his
former standing within two (2) years of date of such dismissal
shall, if subsequently returned to the service, be required to
qualify again for vacation with pay as provided in Article 4.1.
4.11 Time off duty on account of bona fide cases of illness
or to attend committee meetings, not exceeding sixty (60) days,
shall not be deducted from service when calculating time for
annual vacation purposes. In cases of illness, medical
certificate must be provided.
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VANCOUVER, May 28, 1975-
J. Yates
Mr. A.S.. Mason
Traffic Supervisor
Vancouver, B.C.
File: T-75-49
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Your request of May l6th.
Wf have pleasure in attaching Long Service Pass BH 1520 in favour
of yourself and Mrs. Mason, good until the end of 1978.
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ARTICLE 4 (contd.)
4.6 Applications for vacation from employees filed
between December 15th of the previous year and January 31st
shall insofar as it is practicable to do so be given preference
in order of seniority of the applicants. Such applicants
will have preference over later applicants. Applicants will
be advised in February of the dates allotted them, unless
otherwise mutually agreed employees must take their vacation
at the time allotted.
4.7 Unless otherwise mutually agreed,, employees who do
not apply for vacation prior to February 1st shall be required
to take their vacation at a time to be prescribed by the
Company.
4.8 An employee terminating his employmentfor any reason
at a time when an unused period of vacation with pay stands
to his credit shall be allowed vacation calculated to the
date of his leaving the service as provided in Articles 4.1,
4.2 or 4.3, as the case may be, and if not granted shall be
allowed pay in lieu thereof. In the case of an employee who
enters the service in the current calendar year and leaves it
after more than thirty (30) days' service in that year, such
employee is entitled to vacation or pay in lieu thereof in
accordance with Article 4.1.
4.9 An employee who is laid off shall be paid for any
vacation due him at the beginning of the current calendar year
and not previously taken and, if not subsequently recalled to
service during such year, shall upon application be allowed
pay in lieu of any vacation due him at the beginning of the
following calendar year,
4.10 An individual v;ho leaves the service of his own
accord or who is dismissed for cause and not reinstated in his
former standing within two (2) years of date of such dismissal
shall, if subsequently returned to the service, be required to
qualify again for vacation with pay as provided in Article 4.1.
4.11 Time off duty on account of bona fide cases of illness
or to attend committee meetings, not exceeding sixty (60) days,
shall not be deducted from service when calculating time for
annual vacation purposes. In cases of illness, medical
certificate must be provided.
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May 28, 1975.
File Mo. T-75-49-A
■'n'-A'; ''■:'Mr. -R,T. Attwood
1634 Bay Street
: Victoria, B.C.
Y8R 288
Dear Mr. Attwood:
Further to my letter of May 1st, I now have pleasure in attaching B.C. Coast Long Service Pass No. BH 1523, in'favour W
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yourself and Mrs. Attwood, good until the end of 1978.
very truly,
J.; YATES 1 a
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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ARTICLE 4 (contd.)
4.6 Applications for vacation from employees filed
between December 15th of the previous year and January 31st
shall insofar as it is practicable to do so be given preference
in order of seniority of the applicants. Such applicants
will have preference over later applicants. Applicants will
be advised in February of the dates allotted them, unless
otherwise mutually agreed employees must take their vacation
at the time allotted.
4.7 Unless otherwise mutually agreed, employees who do
not apply for vacation prior to February 1st shall be required
to take their vacation at a time to be prescribed by the
Company.
4.8 An employee terminating his employmentfor any reason
at a time when an unused period of vacation with pay stands
to his credit shall be allowed vacation calculated to the
date of his leaving the service as provided in Articles 4.1,
4.2 or 4.3, as the case may be, and if not granted shall be
allowed pay in lieu thereof. In the case of an employee who
enters the service in the current calendar year and leaves it
after more than thirty (30) days' service in that year, such
employee is entitled to vacation or pay in lieu thereof in
accordance with Article 4.1.
4.9 An employee who is laid off shall be paid for any
vacation due him at the beginning of the current calendar year
and not previously taken and, if not subsequently recalled to
service during such year, shall upon application be allowed
pay in lieu of any vacation due him at the beginning of the
following calendar year.
4.10 An individual who leaves the service of his own
accord or who is dismissed for cause and not reinstated in his
former standing within two (2) years of date of such dismissal
shall, if subsequently returned to the service, be required to
qualify again for vacation with pay as provided in Article 4.1.
4.11 Time off duty on account of bona fide cases of illness
or to attend committee meetings, not exceeding sixty (60) days,
shall not be deducted from service when calculating time for
annual vacation purposes. In cases of illness, medical
certificate must be provided.
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May 28, 1975.
File No. T-75-49-A
Capt. E. Gerrard
1537 Gladstone Avenue
Victoria, B.C.
V8R 154
Dear Capt.. Gerrardi . ■:-■,-■
Further to my letter of March 25th, I how have pleasure wf! .'..
attaching B.C. Coast Long Service Pass No. BH 1524/ In favour^
of yourself and Mrs. Gerrard, good until the end of 1978i a
* Yours, very t ruly,
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ARTICLE 4 (contd.)
4.6 Applications for vacation from employees filed
between December 15th of the previous year and January 31st
shall insofar as it is practicable to do so be given preference
in order of seniority of the applicants. Such applicants
will have preference over later applicants. Applicants will
be advised in February of the dates allotted them, unless
otherwise mutually agreed employees must take their vacation
at the time allotted.
4.7 Unless otherwise mutually agreed, employees who do
not apply for vacation prior to February 1st shall be required
to take their vacation at a time to be prescribed by the
Company.
4.8 An employee terminating his employmentfor any reason
at a time when an unused period of vacation with pay stands
to his credit shall be allowed vacation calculated to the
date of his leaving the service as provided in Articles 4.1,
4.2 or 4.3, as the case may be, and if not granted shall be
allowed pay in lieu thereof. In the case of an employee who
enters the service in the current calendar year and leaves it
after more than thirty (30) days' service in that year, such
employee is entitled to vacation or pay in lieu thereof in
accordance with Article 4.1.
4.9 An employee who is laid off shall be paid for any
vacation due him at the beginning of the current calendar year
and not previously taken and, if not subsequently recalled to
service during such year, shall upon application be allowed
pay in lieu of any vacation due him at the beginning of the
following calendar year,
4.10 An individual who leaves the service of his own
accord or who is dismissed for cause and not reinstated in his
former standing within two (2) years of date of such dismissal
shall, if subsequently returned to the service, be required to
qualify again for vacation with pay as provided in Article 4.1.
4.11 Time off duty on account of bona fide cases of illness
or to attend committee meetings, not exceeding sixty (60) days,
shall not be deducted from service when calculating time for
annual vacation purposes. In cases of illness, medical
certificate must be provided.
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May 28, 1975.
File No. T-75-49-A
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Mr* A.W.Bailey
#17, 1030 Robson St.
Vancouver 5, B.C.
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V*ith reference to your letter of April 21st returning' Long
Service Pass, m now have pleasure in attaching Pas* BH
1,522 in yourdfavpur, good....until the end of 1978. ..-•■•: A
Yours very truly, .
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J. JATES., ;.; v..,.
Manager, % C, C..S ...S •
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ARTICLE 4 (contd.)
4.6 Applications for vacation from employees filed
between December 15th of the previous year and January 31st
shall insofar as it is practicable to do so be given preference
in order of seniority of the applicants. Such applicants
will have preference over later applicants. Applicants will
be advised in February of the dates allotted them, unless
otherwise mutually agreed employees must take their vacation
at the time allotted.
4.7 Unless otherwise mutually agreed, employees who do
not apply for vacation prior to February 1st shall be required
to take their vacation at a time to be prescribed by the
Company.
4.8 An employee terminating his employmentfor any reason
at a time when an unused period of vacation with pay stands
to his credit shall be allowed vacation calculated to the
date of his leaving the service as provided in Articles 4.1,
4.2 or 4.3, as the case may be, and if not granted shall be
allowed pay in lieu thereof. In the case of an employee who
enters the service in the current calendar year and leaves it
after more than thirty (30) days' service in that year, such
employee is entitled to vacation or pay in lieu thereof in
accordance with Article 4.1.
4.9 An employee who is laid off shall be paid for any
vacation due him at the beginning of the current calendar year
and not previously taken and, if not subsequently recalled to
service during such year, shall upon application be allowed
pay in lieu of any vacation due him at the beginning of the
following calendar year.
4.10 An individual who leaves the service of his own
accord or who is dismissed for cause and not reinstated in his
former standing within two (2) years of date of such dismissal
shall, if subsequently returned to the service, be required to
qualify again for vacation with pay as provided in Article 4.1.
4.11 Time off duty on account of bona fide cases of illness
or to attend committee meetings, not exceeding sixty (60) days,
shall not be deducted from service when calculating time for
annual vacation purposes. In cases of illness, medical
certificate must be provided.
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May 284 1975.
Plle'No. T-75-49-X'
Mr. N. Say
3218 Alder St.
Victoria, B,C,
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«e have pleasure in enclosing Long Service Pass BH l$21 in
favour of yourself and Mrs. Say, good until the end of -1978* >.
Yours very truly, ! ":-r ; -; ■;:3i
: J.,.. YATES A.'.
Manager, B. C. C. "$. S.
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ARTICLE 4 (contd.)
4.6 Applications for vacation from employees filed
between December 15th of the previous year and January 31st
shall insofar as it is practicable to do so be given preference
in order of seniority of the applicants. Such applicants
will have preference over later applicants. Applicants will
be advised in February of the dates allotted them, unless
otherwise mutually agreed employees must take their vacation
at the time allotted.
4.7 Unless otherwise mutually agreed, employees who do
not apply for vacation prior to February 1st shall be required
to take their vacation at a time to be prescribed by the
Company.
4.8 An employee terminating his employmentfor any reason
at a time when an unused period of vacation with pay stands
to his credit shall be allowed vacation calculated to the
date of his leaving the service as provided in Articles 4.1,
4.2 or 4.3, as the case may be, and if not granted shall be
allowed pay in lieu thereof. In the case of an employee who
enters the service in the current calendar year and leaves it
after more than thirty (30) days' service in that year, such
employee is entitled to vacation or pay in lieu thereof in
accordance with Article 4.1.
4.9 An employee who is laid off shall be paid for any
vacation due him at the beginning of the current calendar year
and not previously taken and, if not subsequently recalled to
service during such year, shall upon application be allowed
pay in lieu of any vacation due him at the beginning of the
following calendar year.
4.10 An individual who leaves the service of his own
accord or who is dismissed for cause and not reinstated in his
former standing within two (2) years of date of such dismissal
shall, if subsequently returned to the service, be required to
qualify again for vacation with pay as provided in Article 4.1.
4.11 Time off duty on account of bona fide cases of illness
or to attend committee meetings, not exceeding sixty (60) days,
shall not be deducted from service when calculating time for
annual vacation purposes. In cases of illness, medical
certificate must be provided.
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VANCOUVER, May 28, 1975.
Files S-1368
J. Iatea
Mr. -eu. Chagnon
, • Llrect^r,. Pension Benefits. Records
;.., Montreal,.,.^ue..
For your information, 'Kr.'/C,R."«Igh't, Pensioned Asst. Agent,
Victoria, As.C.-advises he has moved from 1C06 - 435 Michigan
St-i',xrV.i:c.toria-' to-: ■■:■; ?..-.*' a.-
:"'-'. '/,«.-.'. '.,,■■ 1403 - 435 Michigan St.
Victoria, B.C.,
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General Paymaster
Montreal, Que,
• ">r*'or your information.
Manager, .B.C.C.S .8.
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ARTICLE 4
ANNUAL VACATION
4.1 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has less than ten (10) years' continuous employment relationship, but who has had more than thirty (30) days' cumulative
service in the preceding calendar year, shall be allowed
1 1/6 days' vacation with pay for each cumulative month's
service, or major portion thereof, during the preceding calendar
year, with a maximum of two (2) weeks. Compensation for such
vacation will be four percent (4%) of the gross wages of an
employee during the preceding calendar year.
4.2 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least ten (10) years and has completed one-hundred and twenty
months' (120) cumulative service shall be allowed 1 3/4 days'
vacation for each month's service, or major portion thereof,
during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of three (3)
weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be six percent (6%)
of the gross wages of an employee during the preceding calendar
year.
4.3 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least eighteen (18) years and has completed two-hundred and
sixteen (216) months' cumulative service, shall be allowed
2 1/3 days' vacation for each month of service or major portion
thereof during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of
four (4) weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be eight
percent (8%) of the arose wages of an employee during the
preceding calendar year.
4.4 Annual vacation pay will be computed to include the
value of room and board provided on the basis of one dollar
and fifty cents ($1.50) par day when the Company provides room
and board. If subsistence allowance of two dollars ($2.00)
per day worked is paid in lieu of food and lodging, such payment
will be included in the gross wages when calculating annual
vacation pay.
4.5 An employee who has become entitled to a vacation with
pay shall be granted such vacation within a twelve (12) month
period immediately following the completion of the calendar
year of employment in respect of which the employee became
entitled to the vacation.
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Hay 28, 1975.
File No. T-75-49-A
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"Mr. F.H. Crdeicer
' I7d6 Fairfield Road
Victoria, B.C.
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..,,, .,.-„,Lear Mr-., Crocker: ., .. .,..-.... .-..-,,,..• ,\m-,:.)\
In order that we may apply for Long Service Pass in favour
of yourself as Pensioned Foreman Machinist, and Mrs. Crocker,
•will appreciate your returning pass now in your possession
at your convenience.
Yqurs yery truly,
J. -YATES
■Manager/ B.C. C.s-.S.
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ARTICLE 4 (contd.)
4.6 Applications for vacation from employees filed
between December 15th of the previous year and January 31st
shall insofar as it is practicable to do so be given preference
in order of seniority of the applicants. Such applicants
will have preference over later applicants. Applicants will
be advised in February of the dates allotted them, unless
otherwise mutually agreed employees must take their vacation
at the time allotted.
4.7 Unless otherwise mutually agreed, employees who do
not apply for vacation prior to February 1st shall be required
to take their vacation at a time to be prescribed by the
Company.
4.8 An employee terminating his employmentfor any reason
at a time when an unused period of vacation with pay stands
to his credit shall be allowed vacation calculated to the
date of his leaving the service as provided in Articles 4.1,
4.2 or 4.3, as the case may be, and if not granted shall be
allowed pay in lieu thereof. In the case of an employee who
enters the service in the current calendar year and leaves it
after more than thirty (30) days' service in that year, such
employee is entitled to vacation or pay in lieu thereof in
accordance with Article 4.1.
4.9 An employee who is laid off shall be paid for any
vacation due him at the beginning of the current calendar year
and not previously taken and, if not subsequently recalled to
service during such year, shall upon application be allowed
pay in lieu of any vacation due him at the beginning of the
following calendar year.
4.10 An individual who leaves the service of his own
accord or who is dismissed for cause and not reinstated in his
former standing within two (2) years of date of such dismissal
shall, if subsequently returned to the service, be required to
qualify again for vacation with pay as provided in Article 4.1.
4.11 Time off duty on account of bona fide cases of illness
or to attend committee meetings, not exceeding sixty (60) days,
shall not be deducted from service when calculating time for
annual vacation purposes. In cases of illness, medical
certificate must be provided.
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May. 28, 1975* ;
Fil9 No.T-'75-49^A
Mr. A.}t, Jones ...
2540 Shakespeare St.
Victoria, B.C.
V8R /P5
Lear Mr. Jones:
In order that we may apply for Long Service Pass In your
favour as Pensioned Carpenter, and Mrs. Jones, will you
please return pass now in your possession, at your , .„'.
:'"convenience. ■ --s "■
Yours very truly,
'j'.''YATAS'-:'" "A
^Manager, B.C.G.S.S.
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ARTICLE 4
ANNUAL VACATION
4.1 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has less than ten (10) years' continuous employment relationship, but who has had more than thirty (30) days' cumulative
service in the preceding calendar year, shall be allowed
1 1/6 days* vacation with pay for each cumulative month's
service, or major portion thereof, during the preceding calendar
year, with a maximum of two (2) weeks. Compensation for such
vacation will be four percent (4%) of the gross wages of an
employee during the preceding calendar year.
4.2 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least ten (10) years and has completed one-hundred and twenty
months' (120) cumulative service shall be allowed 1 3/4 days'
vacation for each month's service, or major portion thereof,
during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of three (3)
weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be six percent (6%)
of the gross wages of an employee during the preceding calendar
year.
4.3 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year
has maintained a continuous employment relationship for at
least eighteen (18) years and has completed two-hundred and
sixteen (216) months' cumulative service, shall be allowed
2 1/3 days' vacation for each month of service or major portion
thereof during the preceding calendar year, with a maximum of
four (4) weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be eight
percent (8%) of the gross wages of an employee during the
preceding calendar year.
4.4 Annual vacation pay will be computed to include the
value of room and board provided on the basis of one dollar
and fifty cents ($1.50) per day when the Company provides room
and board. If subsistence allowance of two dollars ($2.00)
per day worked is paid in lieu of food and lodging, such payment
will be included in the gross wages when calculating annual
vacation pay.
4.5 An employee who has become entitled to a vacation with
pay shall be granted such vacation within a twelve (12) month
period immediately following the completion of the calendar
year of employment in respect of which the employee became
entitled to the vacation.
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May 28, 1975
File: 7 5.ALA. 6/7
Wayfarer Group Travel Inc.
2200 Victory Parkway
Cincinnati, Ohio 45206
Dear sir:
Confirming telephone conversation yesterday Wherein
the following staterooms were released by you for the
tours shown: -
July 10th - Wayfarer Grange fel
Rooms 200, 202, 146, 147, 148, 150, 426, 427, 428, 431, 432.
July 10th - Wayfarer Christian Science Monitor
Rooms 217, 424, 231, 233, 331, 342, 347, 406, 430.
July 18th - Wayfarer Presbyterian #2
Rooms 217, 200, 202, 148, 146, 144, 424, 328.
Sincerely yours,
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC LIMITED
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS:
The hostling system at Vancouver and Swartz Bay has been in
operation for several months now, and we have had a good opportunity to assess its effectiveness. From our own observations and through discussions with patrons, it appears to be
the solution to many problems experienced in the past.
Prior to establishing the system, we determined a rate for
the service, hoping we would at least break oven on the
service performed. Our estimate was not out by much, but
with increased costs during the past few months it has been
found necessary to increase the rate to recover the ccet
of providing the hostling service.
We would appreciate any comments you may wish to make regarding the hostling service, and any constructive criticism to
improve the operation.
The supplemental tariff is available at our terminals at
Nanaimo, Victoria or Vancouver.
Thank you for your patronage.
H.L. Thompson
Manager, Marine Operations
Vancouver, B.C.
March 20, 1974.
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May 28, 1975
Files 75.ALA.521.7.
Lee Kirkland Group Travel Services, Inc.
International Building
3537 Broadway
Kansas city, Missouri 64111
Attention: Janet
Dear Sir and Madams
Re: "ALPHA DELTA KAPPA" - ALASKA RESERVATIONS
This will confirm our conversation of May 27th at *
which time we offered additional assignment of Rooms
200 and 202, July 18th with an option until June 8th.
Sincerely yours,
Manager, B.C.C.S.S. /xa
MO/bk
CANADIAN PACIFIC LIMITED
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS:
The hostling system at Vancouver and Swartz Bay has been in
operation for several months now, and we have had a good opportunity to assess its effectiveness. From our own observations and through discussions with patrons, it appears to be
the solution to many problems experienced in the past.
Prior to establishing the system, we determined a rate for
the service, hoping we would at least break oven on the
service performed. Our estimate was not out by much, but
with increased costs during the past few months it has been
found necessary to increase the rate to recover the coat
of providing the hostling service.
We would appreciate any comments you may wish to make regarding the hostling service, and any constructive criticism to
improve the operation.
The supplemental tariff is available at our terminals at
Nanaimo, Victoria or Vancouver.
Thank you for your patronage.
H.L. Thompson
Manager, Marine Operations
Vancouver, B.C.
March 20, 1974.
May 28, 1975
Files 75.AIA.521.12.F.
The Manager
Burn3 Hotel
Barkston Gardens
London SW5 DEN
England
Dear Sirs
Res Mr. & Mrs. C.H. Fryer
We are holding reservation on our "Princess Patricia*'
for the above clients sailing from Vancouver August 27th A
in Room 422.
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Due to interrupted mail service here it was not feasible
to forward tickets to passengers before their leaving
Australia May 24th and as we understand they will be
guests at your hotel, would you kindly let us know for
how long and if they will be staying for some time we
would forward transportation on to them, otherwise, we will
have tickets available at Purser's office night of sailing.
We would appreciate an early reply from you or Mr. & Mrs.
C. Fryer.
Sincerely yours,
Manager, BiC .C.3 .S •
MO/bk
CANADIAN PACIFIC LIMITED
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS:
The hostling system at Vancouver and Swartz Bay has been in
operation for several months now, and we have had a good opportunity to assess its effectiveness. From our own observations and through discussions with patrons, it appears to be
the solution to many problems experienced in the past.
Prior to establishing the system, we determined a rate for
the service, hoping we would at least break oven on the
service performed. Our estimate was not out by much, but
with increased costs during the past few months it has been
found necessary to increase the rate to recover the ccst
of providing the hostling service.
We would appreciate any comments you may wish to make regarding the hostling service, and any constructive criticism to
improve the operation.
The supplemental tariff is available at our terminals at
Nanaimo, Victoria or Vancouver.
Thank you for your patronage.
H.L. Thompson
Manager, Marine Operations
Vancouver, B.C.
March 20, 197 4.
May 28, 1975
File: 323567
Mr. J.H. Newman
4093 Quadra Street
Victoria, B.C.
Dear Mr. Kevman:
With ceference to your application for pension.
Euclosed for completion are Forma P.F.2 and T.D.I.
If married, please let me have original or photostat copy
of your Marriage Certificate and wife's Certificate of
Birth. This is required for eligibility for survivor benefits.
Yours truly,
J. YATES,
Manager,
B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
Canadian Pacific
Employment History
Surname
1st Given Name
2nd Given Name
f
Employee
Number
Social
Insurance No.
Seq.
No.
Date Effective
Job Title/Classification
T. Temp.
P. Perm.
Department
ALocation
Rate
Dy. i Mo. I Yr.
Amount
Type
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OCS CABLE 0403-1111 VANCOUVER, MAY 28/75
GME LON
ATTN. DADY Mrs. Bowen Roberts best can offer upper 309, toilet
wash basin only August 27th rate $569.00. All rooms outside with
porthole or window. Advise. AIA/56
J. Yates
Mgr. B.C.C.S.S.
EHXK35 CHARGE: B.C. COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICES CODE RN40010-ACCt VR-
009308
VANCOUVER, May 27, 1975
J. Yates
Mr. S.B. Chagnon,
Director,
Pension Benefits Records,
Montreal
TO K aWJOiffl MSW&Jj
Asst. Manager, B,CXjs^$
Mo ri rte JSup^r iftfm&%tf_
SuperrntendsHT^tr^r
Catering l>i£>erirrfe*wferrt
Terminal ^crinfetrdo*
Accounfmfr
OfftceMffl[t^r_
Asst. Office Manager
Enclosed herewith is proof of age for the following new employee:
Donald Lee ANNESLEY, #484433, S.I.No. 701-480-105
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
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VANCOUVER, May 27, 1975 File: X-75-4
J. Yates
Mr* W.C. Sylander,
General Claims Agent,
Vancouver
Your form letter of May 22, file 75/5, concerning Garry Dale Stevens,
injured on May 9, 1975, aboard our vessel the "Princess Patricia."
Kindly note that Mr. Stevens is not a C.P.R. employee. He works for
Cimco Ltd., 1593 West 6th Avenue, Vancouver, B.C.
We telephoned their office today and they confirmed that the necessary
forms *will be submitted to the Compensation Board.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
VANCOUVER, May 27, 1975 File: 130670
J. Yates
Mr. C.G. Sharp,
Foreman, B.C.C.S.S.,
Vancouver
Further to our discussion concerning the abolishment of the position
you presently occupy! this will confirm your date of retirement as
August 1, 1975.
It is agreed that you will commence 1974 vacation on June 19, 1975.
This will terminate July 31, when you will be paid cash in lieu of
1975 vacation and any accumulated statutory holidays.
Please contact the Assistant Office Manager with regard to completing
the necessary forms.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
VANCOUVER, May 27, 1975 File: 369567 (I)
J. Yates i
Mr. W.C. Sylander,
General Claims Agent,
Vancouver
Your letter of May 14, file 75/75925, concerning Injury to
G. CAPUTO on March 5, 1975, and in which you requested statements
from Messrs. Nakatsu, Mah and Callahan.
I am enclosing statements signed by P. Mah and T. Nakatsu and it
will be noted that neither of them witnessed the accident sustained by
Mr. Caputo. Mr. Callahan was interviewed in this office on May 23
and his story was the same.
Our problem would seem to be one of a language difficulty, as I
doubt very much whether Mr. Caputo reads or understands English
very well.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
VANCOUVER, May 27, 1975 File: T-75-53
J. Yates
Mr. A.A. Faulkner
Vancouver
Reference your letter May 26, file ID/5, attaching report
relative to insecure doors found in Piers "B" and "C" May 24.
In future, will you please direct such reports to Mr. A.E. Hilling
who now has jurisdiction of the piers in question.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
LBJ/jb
May 27, 1975
Pile: 75-ALA.521.3.
Mr. James M. Rankin
President
Capper's Weekly Travel Club
616 Jefferson Street
Topeka, Kan. 66607
Dear Mr. Rankin:
This has reference to our recent telephone conversation.
I am enclosing two copies of billing for your tour on
the "Princess Patricia" sailing, June 16th. Ypu will
note that there is a balance of $546.30 owing.
We look forward to seeing you aboard ^he "Princess Patricia"•
Sincerely yours,
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
Encl.
HO/bk
CANADIAN PACIFIC LIMITED
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS:
The hostling system at Vancouver and Swartz Bay has been in
operation for several months now, and we have had a good opportunity to assess its effectiveness. From our own observations and through discussions with patrons, it appears to be
the solution to many problems experienced in the past.
Prior to establishing the system, we determined a rate for
the service, hoping we would at least break even on the
service performed. Our estimate was not out by much, but
with increased costs during the past few months it has been
found necessary to increase the rate to recover the coet
of providing the hostling service.
We would appreciate any comments you may wish to make regarding the hostling service, and any constructive criticism to
improve the operation.
The supplemental tariff is available at our terminals at
Nanaimo, Victoria or Vancouver.
Thank you for your patronage.
H.L. Thompson
Manager, Marine Operations
Vancouver, B.C.
March 20, 1974.
'
May 27, 1975
File: 75.ALA.521.
Mr. Robin Maitland
320 East 42nd Street
New York, N.Y. 10017
Dear Mr. Maitland:
Thank you for your letter dated April 21, 1975.
The following information will answer your questionss-
Question I - The price includes passage, berth and meals
with three regular meals plus light buffet
at approximately 10:00 P.M. and a coffee
bar is open throughout the day. The bar
service and side trips are additional.
Question 2 '• If you wish exclusive use of a room and
not share basis, you will require to pay
two full fares.
Question 3 - It starts to get dark between 6:00 P.M.
and 6:30 P.M. early part of September.
The long Alaskan nights are beginning to
close in.
Yours truly,
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
CANADIAN PACIFIC LIMITED
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS:
The hostling system at Vancouver and Swartz Bay has been in
operation for several months now, and we have had a good opportunity to assess its effectiveness. From our own observations and through discussions with patrons, it appears to be
the solution to many problems experienced in the past.
Prior to establishing the system, we determined a rate for
the service, hoping we would at least break even on the
service performed. Our estimate was not out by much, but
with increased costs during the past few months it has been
found necessary to increase the rate to recover the ccst
of providing the hostling service.
We would appreciate any comments you may wish to make regarding the hostling service, and any constructive criticism to
improve the operation.
The supplemental tariff is available at our terminals at
Nanaimo, Victoria or Vancouver.
Thank you for your patronage.
H.L. Thompson
Manager, Marine Operations
Vancouver, B.C.
March 20, 1974.
•
VANCOUVER, May 27, 1975. Filet T-73-30-56
J. Yates
Mr. A. McDermott ::...._.J
Montreal, Que.
Reference your letter May 21st concerning damage to
is An CPT Trailer 2300$ while on board Transfer No. 4,
-yyyvy November^.: 19r vl973.. • »/.— ■ .>".V:.. • :-...<A-.': s,; ■'■■.!'":-:
Ko;claim has ever been received from CP Transport
At covering this trailer, and the situation still stands
x,f':A xas per Mr. W.W. Martin's letter of February 27, 1974,
to my,predecessor,-copy ..to you," r.. • .■• •".>••. •
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
LBJ'BB AX..: AAA
.' ■ j '■•' ' A.
cc. Mr. W.W. Martin
.,....:,-, Vancouver,^3;t.C.,-... ,.,;> a-oA xirA;. A
Your FileA131049A
Manager, B.C.C.S.S,
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ARTICLE 8
JOB SECURITY AND TECHNOLOGICAL,
OPERATIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
8.1 Effective September 1, 1970, the benefits and conditions
attached to the payment thereof, provided for under the agreement entered into on January 29, 1969 between Canadian National
Railway Company, Canadian Pacific Railway Company and the
Associated Railway Unions signatory thereto, establishing the
Job Security and Technological, Operational and Organizational
Change programme for railway non-operating employees, as
amended or revised from time-to-time, shall be made applicable
to employees covered by this agreement but only insofar as the
benefits and conditions related thereto are concerned. Benefits
and conditions attached to the payment thereof are summarized
in Appendix "A" of this agreement.
ARTICLE
HOURS OF DUTY
9.1 The eight hour day, five day week, shall be recognized
as the basis of this agreement.
9.2 Hours of duty shall be established as agreed and
working schedule will accordingly be provided to the
Brotherhood.
9.3 Any time worked in excess of that outlined in the
working schedule shall be paid on the daily basis to the
employees at their regular overtime rate provided in the
schedule of overtime rates as set forth in Article 2.
ARTICLE 10
ASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES
10.1 No employee covered by this agreement shall perform
duties on any other vessel than that to which he is attached.
ARTICLE 11
TRANSFER AND TRAVELLING TIME
11.1 Employees appointed to a position necessitating
travelling from Victoria to Vancouver, or vice versa, to
assume that position shall be furnished with transportation
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VANCOUVER, May 27, 1975,
J. Yates:!x-xxa
Mr* :i G. Whi tehurs t
First-".Officer a-. • ■/
"Princess of Vancouver"
File: T-75-31-8
* I am attaching copy of letter received from Mr. and
Mrs, G. Hazen, which is self-explanatory.
As,no report was received in this connection, I would
appreciate all details as quickly as possible, as you
?; will note we are faced with a claim of $250,00.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S,
■LBJ'BB '
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ARTICLE 8
JOB SECURITY AND TECHNOLOGICAL,
OPERATIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
8.1 Effective September 1, 1970, the benefits and conditions
attached to the payment thereof, provided for under the agreement entered into on January 29, 1969 between Canadian National
Railway Company, Canadian Pacific Railway Company and the
Associated Railway Unions signatory thereto, establishing the
Job Security and Technological, Operational and Organizational
Change programme for railway non-operating employees, as
amended or revised from time-to-time, shall be made applicable
to employees covered by this agreement but only insofar as the
benefits and conditions related thereto are concerned. Benefits
and conditions attached to the payment thereof are summarized
in Appendix "A" of this agreement.
ARTICLE 9
HOURS OF DUTY
9.1 The eight hour day, five day week, shall be recognized
as the basis of this agreement.
9.2 Hours of duty shall be established as agreed and
working schedule will accordingly be provided to the
Brotherhood.
9.3 Any time worked in excess of that outlined in the
working schedule shall be paid on the daily basis to the
employees at their regular overtime rate provided in the
schedule of overtime rates as set forth in Article 2.
ARTICLE 10
ASSIGNMENT 07 DUTIES
10.1 No employee covered by this agreement shall perform
duties on any other vessel than that to which he is attached,
ARTICLE 11
TRANSFER AND TRAVELLING TIME
11.1 Employees appointed to a position necessitating
travelling from Victoria to Vancouver, or vice versa, to
assume that position shall be furnished with transportation
.8
May 27, 1975.
File No. T-74-30-97
ax-
y UAy.
.-.!• Mr .rl*.H.- ■ Bechard. ■
Claims Adjuster-''
: Johnston Terminals Limited
P.O. Box 5300
:Vancouver-, B.C.
V6B 486a
-iDear- hrn Bechard'*'-A
On April 3rd I wrote you in connection witlv damage
to Sidney Freight Service limited Trailer T2, when
being loaded on board our "Carrier Princess" at
Swartz Bay December 23, 1974.
To date I have not heard from you with regard to settl<
went of this claim, and would appreciate your reply
-.;• by-: return mail* '■■■■■'■■ 'A: '.a.---
Yours-very:truly/
sT.ftpmtv-- .
Manager.*-' B.C.C.S.S.
LBJ^BBA'.
.be Mr.rW.W. Martin
Vancouver, B.C.
This refers to your note May 22nd» File PA 150802 B,
~ro :x
Managery B.c ,c ,:S. S..; i
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ARTICLE 8
JOB SECURITY AND TECHNOLOGICAL,
OPERATIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
8.1 Effective September 1, 1970, the benefits and conditions
attached to the payment thereof, provided for under the agreement entered into on January 29, 1969 between Canadian National
Railway Company, Canadian Pacific Railway Company and the
Associated Railway Unions signatory thereto, establishing the
Job Security and Technological, Operational and Organizational
Change programme for railway non-operating employees, as
amended or revised from time-to-time, shall be made applicable
to employees covered by this agreement but only insofar as the
benefits and conditions related thereto are concerned. Benefits
and conditions attached to the payment thereof are summarized
in Appendix "A" of this agreement„
ARTICLE
HOURS OF DUTY
9.1 The eight hour day, five day week, shall be recognized
as the basis of this agreement.
9.2 Hours of duty shall be established as agreed and
working schedule will accordingly be provided to the
Brotherhood.
9.3 Any time worked in excess of that outlined in the
working schedule shall be paid on the daily basis to the
employees at their regular overtime rate provided in the
schedule of overtime rates as set forth in Article 2.
ARTICLE. 10
ASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES
10.1 No employee covered by this agreement shall perform
duties on any other vessel than that to which he is attached.
ARTICLE 11
TRANSFER AND TRAVELLING TIME
11.1 Employees appointed to a position necessitating
travelling from Victoria to Vancouver, or vice versa, to
assume that position shall be furnished with transportation
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VANCOUVER, May 27, 1975.
J. Yates ,-:.•.-..
MP. fl.X. iftlliAM :-..,
Vancouver, B;..C.>.,r ■
File: T-75-1014-A
,,,;..i Reference footnote on your letter May 23rd to Mendelssohn
;_.. ^Commercial Ltd. concerning carbon brushes originally ;•<;
ordered for the "Princess Marguerite." r
04-} These brushes can be used on the "Princess Patricia," <
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
LBJ'BB
r.v.-.-).- -fro
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ARTICLE 8
JOB SECURITY AND TECHNOLOGICAL,
OPERATIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
8.1 Effective September 1, 1970, the benefits and conditions
attached to the payment thereof, provided for under the agreement entered into on January 29, 1969 between Canadian National
Railway Company, Canadian Pacific Railway Company and the
Associated Railway Unions signatory thereto, establishing the
Job Security and Technological, Operational and Organizational
Change programme for railway non-operating employees, as
amended or revised from time-to-time, shall be made applicable
to employees covered by this agreement but only insofar as the
benefits and conditions related thereto are concerned. Benefits
and conditions attached to the payment thereof are summarized
in Appendix "A" of this agreement.
ARTICLE
HOURS OF DUTY
9.1 The eight hour day, five day week, shall be recognized
as the basis of this agreement.
9.2 Hours of duty shall be established as agreed and
working schedule will accordingly be provided to the
Brotherhood.
9.3 Any time worked in excess of that outlined in the
working schedule shall be paid on the daily basis to the
employees at their regular overtime rate provided in the
schedule of overtime rates as set forth in Article 2.
ARTICLE 10
ASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES
10.1 No employee covered by this agreement shall perform
duties on any other vessel than that to which he is attached.
ARTICLE 11
TRANSFER AND TRAVELLING TIME
11.1 Employees appointed to a position necessitating
travelling from Victoria to Vancouver, or vice versa, to
assume that position shall be furnished with transportation
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VANCOUVER, May 27, 1975,
J. YatesAlAA-A; A.
Mr* A.Ei Hilling
' Vancouver/'"B.Ci- ;
File: X-74-8-9
■x-Referenda your letter November 12, 1974, File VIC.74.374,
and my subsequent Form 1409 dated November 14th concerning damage to nine piles Nanaimo Wharf by the "Princess
A of Vanccuvfer" on October 25, 1974.
»:i A;; r I -am attaching copies of exchanges between myself and
hi-.>&i a MT-"A. McDermott:, Montreal, relative to this ''Incident.'
As we have no way of telling when the piles damaged
in this mishap were originally driven, and therefore
no idea of costs, it would oe appreciated if you could
advise me what you may consider a reasonable figure
which we could attribute to wear and tear, leaving a
balance on which claim could be made on insurance.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
;BBJlBB ■ < '■
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ARTICLE 3
JOB SECURITY AND TECHNOLOGICAL,
OPERATIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
8.1 Effective September 1, 1970, the benefits and conditions
attached to the payment thereof, provided for under the agreement entered into on January 29, 1969 between Canadian National
Railway Company, Canadian Pacific Railway Company and the
Associated Railway Unions signatory thereto, establishing the
Job Security and Technological, Operational and Organizational
Change programme for railway non-operating employees, as
amended or revised from time-to-time, shall be made applicable
to employees covered by this agreement but only insofar as the
benefits and conditions related thereto are concerned. Benefits
and conditions attached to the payment thereof are summarized
in Appendix "A" of this agreement.
ARTICLE 9
HOURS OF DUTY
9.1 The eight hour day, five day week, shall be recognized
as the basis of this agreement.
9.2 Hours of duty shall be established as agreed and
working schedule will accordingly be provided to the
Brotherhood.
9.3 Any time worked in excess of that outlined in the
working schedule shall be paid on the daily basis to the
employees at their regular overtime rate provided in the
schedule of overtime rates as set forth in Article 2.
ARTICLE 10
ASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES
10.1 No employee covered by this agreement shall perform
duties on any other vessel than that to which he is attached.
ARTICLE 11
TRANSFER AND TRAVELLING TIME
11.1 Employees appointed to a position necessitating
travelling from Victoria to Vancouver, or vice versa, to
assume that position shall be furnished with transportation
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VANCOUVER, May 27, 1975. Filet 336
J. Yates;,.;.-.■-; . ■•
...Mrj-.rA. :-Mc0eje«,ptt. a-
■Hontreai,-;Que*-:,.-;-■■■-.'... ■
v,. Reference, your-; letter May 21st, Files MC&I-B-7-1 and
r..,.,. 1 iJ^I^.R-45-9, .-concerning, the, deductible amount under
"Cars and Contents Insurance," this now being rein-;
fl/,.,..- ittated. at $-250.00.
g.,. j. a,.f,..c; The,. fol 1 owing are particular a of clairas which are■ '• ■ '
f,,;.,-....j presently -in, various stages;'of -settlement and which- : •
exceed the figure of $:250.001
1. Miller & Brown Ltd. Trailer 7033, damaged at Pier
A-3, Vancouver, January 19> 1975. Claim submitted
for $275.22. Claim refused account considered
negligence on part of CP Transport driver who
loaded same.
2. Killer & Brown Ltd. Trailer 7009, damaged at Swartat
Bay on January 20, 1975. claim submitted for
r,,,„ ;S.27S..22:,,: Claim- refused.-- on; same- grcu:n3s aa ••■No. 1
abOVe. :: r,r, ;.,.■■ ,-" ••■ A-.- : A'AA" " ' ' V - pAA!*
3. Safeway Trailer F70, damaged at Vancouver March
;5,n,,197S.*;.-;Claim submitted for -$-270-iS3 and- settle-'-"
.,,,. ment recommended.- Your letter April -llth1 to Mt.a-a-..
.,fi i?;,W.,Martin refers... ■•- i-
4. CPT Trailer S2015, damaged at Vancouver March 24,
1975. No claim yet submitted by CPT, but I am
informed salvage Associationwere celled by them
to inspect. -...a--:-.
LBJ'BB
Manager, ft,C«C«i.«, .-. < ■
cc. Mr. B.D. Margetts, Montreal.
Mr. W.w. Martin, Vancouver.
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ARTICLE 3
JOB SECURITY AND TECHNOLOGICAL,
OPERATIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
8.1 Effective September 1, 1970, the benefits and conditions
attached to the payment thereof, provided for under the agreement entered into on January 29, 1969 between Canadian National
Railway Company, Canadian Pacific Railway Company and the
Associated Railway Unions signatory thereto, establishing the
Job Security and Technological, Operational and Organizational
Change programme for railway non-operating employees, as
amended or revised from time-to-time, shall be made applicable
to employees covered by this agreement but only insofar as the
benefits and conditions related thereto are concerned. Benefits
and conditions attached to the payment thereof are summarized
in Appendix "A" of this agreement.
ARTICLE
HOURS OF DUTY
9.1 The eight hour day, five day week, shall be recognized
as the basis of this agreement.
9.2 Hours of duty shall be established as agreed and
working schedule will accordingly be provided to the
Brotherhood.
9.3 Any time worked in excess of that outlined in the
working schedule shall be paid on the daily basis to the
employees at their regular overtime rate provided in the
schedule of overtime rates as set forth in Article 2.
ARTICLE 10
ASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES
10.1 No employee covered by this agreement shall perform
duties on any other vessel than that to which he is attached,
ARTICLE 11
TRANSFER AND TRAVELLING TIME
11.1 Employees appointed to a position necessitating
travelling from Victoria to Vancouver, or vice versa, to
assume that position shall be furnished with transportation
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VANCOUVER, May 27, 1975,
J. Yates -AAA:..;...:
; r'' • Mr i; H. C»: Sylander .
'-■ VanccuVear, "H«G#1"'"'""'
File: X-74-10-3
Further to my letter of March 13th, your File M13748,
concerning damage to dock at Wrangell by the "Princess
Patricia" August 29, 1974"
I rmm now enclosing a copy Of the revised invoice in
the amount of $1136.88. This Invoice has been approved
for payment and will be vouchered by our Accounting
Department here. :
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
"lbj'bb ''"r:> v>'""-Jw
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ARTICLE 3
JOB SECURITY AND TECHNOLOGICAL,
OPERATIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
8.1 Effective September 1, 1970, the benefits and conditions
attached to the payment thereof, provided for under the agreement entered into on January 29, 1969 between Canadian National
Railway Company, Canadian Pacific Railway Company and the
Associated Railway Unions signatory thereto, establishing the
Job Security and Technological, Operational and Organizational
Change programme for railway non-operating employees, as
amended or revised from time-to-time, shall be made applicable
to employees covered by this agreement but only insofar as the
benefits and conditions related thereto are concerned. Benefits
and conditions attached to the payment thereof are summarized
in Appendix "A" of this agreement.
ARTICLE 9
HOURS OF DUTY
9.1 The eight hour day, five day week, shall be recognized
as the basis of this agreement.
9.2 Hours of duty shall be established as agreed and
working schedule will accordingly be provided to the
Brotherhood.
9.3 Any time worked in excess of that outlined in the
working schedule shall be paid on the daily basis to the
employees at their regular overtime rate provided in the
schedule of overtime rates as set forth in Article 2.
ARTICLE 10
ASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES
10.1 No employee covered by this agreement shall perform
duties on any other vessel than that to which he is attached,
ARTICLE 11
TRANSFER AND TRAVELLING TIME
11.1 Employees appointed to a position necessitating
travelling from Victoria to Vancouver, or vice versa, to
assume that position shall be furnished with transportation
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VANCOUVER, May 27, 1975.
-OVYates-' xAA y-A -"-A:--.-
File: T-75-50
faster
"Princess of Vancouver"
I am attaching copy of letter from Mr. D.Y. Simpson,
which is self-explanatory.
It is gratifying to know that the time and trouble A
taken by yourself, your officers and your crew, on
this occasion, were so much appreciated, and I add
'my'Own'personal a thanks. A:-r:,. -: .-■■ .:■-;-
Maiaager,•' B.C r.c. S. S. '
LBJ'BB
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ARTICLE 13 (contd.)
13.2 Where the complement is reduced by the Company when
reducing forces, this shall not be considered a case of
the vessel sailing shorthanded.
ARTICLE 14
UNIFORMS
14.1 The following provisions will apply with respect to
uniform allowance;
14.2 After twelve (12) months service in the Pursers
Department or as Chief or Second Steward, the Company will
bear during the calendar year fifty percent (50%) of the
contract price of a uniform not exceeding one payment a year.
14.3 If the employee, after the requisite twelve (12)
months service, desires to receive fifty percent (50%) of
the contract price of a uniform to apply against a uniform
overcoat, such credit will be allowed provided the Officer
of the Company in charge considers it is not necessary for
the employee to renew his uniform.
14.4 In the event after the requisite twelve (12) months
service the employee does not receive fifty percent (50%)
of the current contract price of a uniform to apply against
a uniform, or uniform overcoat, then the fifty percent (50%)
credit will be carried over to the following year. Such
credit when carried over to the following year will be on the
basis of the contract price in effect during the year the
credit accrued.
14.5 It is understood that the credit for uniform
allowance if not used during the calendar year, will only
be carried over to the next year, not beyond; in other words,
if it is not used during the second year it is automatically
cancelled. This means that during the third year no credit
will be allowed for the first year.
14.6 The Company will bear the expense of one (1) cleaning
each three (3) months of the uniforms of employees covered by
this agreement.
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VANCOUVER, May 27, 1975.
A'J.Atfatae* :-' a ;•■ •'••;•:•■! A' ■■
files'"' T-73- 30^57 '
Mr. A. McDermott
Montreal, Que.
Reference your letter March 26th addressed to Mr.
W.W. Martin, copy to me, concerning mishap on "Carrier
* -Pri'ft0e&3 i'*: 'November" 19, I9'73Y ■ ";'•'"'•
I am now attaching two copies of Salvage Association's
Survey Report covering this incident, together with copy of
H their invoice for $1716.00, and copy of Our voucher' lis
payment-;df same. '•■'-'• '•'$*' ":"'-' rr,:'''-i!
--■Maneger,:' B.CiC.S.S. :
-r,-LB J' BB
cc. Mr. W.W. Martin
Vancouver, B.C.
Two copies of Salvage Association's report and copy
(v,- of their invoice for services, are attached for
A'r„, - your records. •-. ...,.: r A.,, +;..
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Manager, B.C.C.S.S,
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ARTICLE 13 (contd.)
13.2 Where the complement is reduced by the Company when
reducing forces, this shall not be considered a case of
the vessel sailing shorthanded.
ARTICLE 14
UNIFORMS
14.1 The following provisions will apply with respect to
uniform allowance:
14.2 After twelve (12) months service in the Pursers
Department or as Chief or Second Steward, the Company will
bear during the calendar year fifty percent (50%) of the
contract price of a uniform not exceeding one payment a year.
14.3 If the employee, after the requisite twelve (12)
months service, desires to receive fifty percent (50%) of
the contract price of a uniform to apply against a uniform
overcoat, such credit will be allowed provided the Officer
of the Company in charge considers it is not necessary for
the employee to renew his uniform.
14.4 In the event after the requisite twelve (12) months
service the employee does not receive fifty percent (50%)
of the current contract price of a uniform to apply against
a uniform, or uniform overcoat, then the fifty percent (50%)
credit will be carried over to the following year. Such
credit when carried over to the following year will be on the
basis of the contract price in effect during the year the
credit accrued.
14.5 It is understood that the credit for uniform
allowance if not used during the calendar year, will only
be carried over to the next year, not beyond; in other words,
if it is not used during the second year it is automatically
cancelled. This means that during the third year no credit
will be allowed for the first year.
14.6 The Company will bear the expense of one (1) cleaning
each three (3) months of the uniforms of employees covered by
this agreement.
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May 27, 1975. '/
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Consaander D.A. Chandler
Inspecting Officer
R.C.3.C.C. "Lonsdale"
1555 Forbes Avenue
North Vancouver, B.C.
Dear Sir:
Permit me this opportunity to express ray appreciation
for your invitation to attend the Annual Inspection
of R.C.S.C.C. "Lonsdale."
It was with considerable pride that I received and
enjoyed the fine results of what I am sure represented
many hours of dedioated effort and ability on the part
of each individual in "Lonsdale." The hospitality,
zeal and enthusiasm of our youth in this environment
is most commendable.
Well done.
Yours very truly.
A.N. CAIRN3
Marine Superintendent
ANC'BB
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CP RAIL
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
VANCOUVER, May 23, 1975.
File: 75.ALA.055,
We are pleased to attach circulars regarding standby reduced
fares to Alaska for 1975 cruise season, for employees of CP
Rail whose vacation plans are sufficiently flexible that they
may be able to take advantage of this offer on a last-minute
arrangement.
Late cancellations due to illness and other unforeseen events,
occasionally will make accommodation available which cannot
be sold on such short notice, and in an effort to utilize this
space we have arranged standby basis as explained in the
attached circular.
Sailings commence May 31st and every eight days thereafter,
with last regular sailing September 4th, together with an
extra sailing on September 28th.
It will be appreciated if you will promulgate this information
to employees under your jurisdiction.
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
VANCOUVER, May 27, 1975. File: 466756
J. Yates
Mr. D. Inkster
Second Officer
"Princess Patricia"
In regard to the fitting-out period of the "Princess
Patricia" prior to commencement of the 1975 operating
season, your efforts, sense of duty, and accomplishment, are most appreciated by Management.
My personal thank3 are extended to you.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
ANC'BB
.
CP RAIL
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
VANCOUVER, May 23, 1975. File: 75.ALA.055.
We are pleased to attach circulars regarding standby reduced
fares to Alaska for 1975 cruise season, for employees of CP
Rail whose vacation plans are sufficiently flexible that they
may be able to take advantage of this offer on a last-minute
arrangement.
Late cancellations due to illness and other unforeseen events,
occasionally will make accommodation available which cannot
be sold on such short notice, and in an effort to utilize this
space we have arranged standby basis as explained in the
attached circular.
Sailings commence May 31st and every eight days thereafter,
with last regular sailing September 4th, together with an
extra sailing on September 28th.
It will be appreciated if you will promulgate this information
to employees under your jurisdiction.
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
May 27, 1975
Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company
2286 West 41st Avenue
Vancouver, B.C.
Dear Sirs:
With regard to the attached photostat copy of your statement,
will you kindly note that the name of Captain O.J. Williams
and our Victoria address passed into history some years ago.
It is appreciated that the fault is probably entirely our own
for failing to keep you advised. Please amend your records
to show my name as Manager and forward future statements to the
above Vancouver address.
Yours truly,
J. TAXES,
Manager,
BeCsCeS «S •
HLH/jb
May 27, 1975
File: 126601
Mr. R.M. Stokes
#305—1440 Beach Drive
Victoria, B.C.
V8S 2H8
Dear Mr. Stokes:
Kith regard to your Group Life Insurance, I have received a
letter from the Manager, Payroll Accounting, asking whether
you wish to obtain the paid-up certificate or the Cash Surrender
Value of your policy. It would appear that the Cash Surrender
Value would be $507.00.
I am enclosing the necessary form on which you are to make your
selection. Please complete the bottom part only and it will be
noted that in the case of cash value being requested the signature
of the beneficiary is also required.
Kindly return this to me as soon aa possible together with the
Policy if it is still in your possession.
Yours truly,
J. YATES,
Manager,
B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
May 27, 1975
Pile: T-75-31-8
Mr. G. Hazen
1275 Duchess Avenue
West Vancouver, B.C.
Deer Mr. Hazen:
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter dated May 20
in which you preaent a claim of damage sustained to your
automobile on our "Princess of Vancouver" May 17, 1975.
Your claim is presently under investigation and I will write
you further in due course.
Yours truly,
J. YATES,
Manager,
B.C.C.S.S.
LBJ/jb
TELEX VANCOUVER, B.C., MAY 27/75
File:75.GEN.055.
ASST. TREASURER, BANKING MDMD
MONTREAL, QUE.
PLEASE FORWARD 4 BOOKS INTERNATIONAL U S MONEY ORDERS ALSO 250
CANADIAN AS REQUIRED TO REFUND ALASKA TRANSPORTATION NO U S
ON HAND REQUISITION FOLLOWS BCC-76
J. YATES
MANAGER, BCCSS
WOWO
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TELEX
J.D. MASON MDMD
MONTREAL, QUE.
JOJE IMTMUED AND PASSED ALOKS ^
Monoger, BcCCS.S.
I Super; ntend§rit tr*$rfi*e? XUJ
Cotei y^y\Menderrt__
I Terminal Superintendent
Accountant
Office ManacjGf
JDM/1 BDM 103-38 FUKTHS* MY B^Oftgflt Qffi^fttenroEier
INTERCITY EXPRESS - NANAIMO MARCH 31 PAID MAY 22
INTERCITY EXFRESS-*SWARTZBAY - MARCH 31 PAID MAY 22
SIDNEY FRT SERVICE - MARCH 31 PAID MAY 24
B C TELEPHONE - MARCH 21 PAID MAY 18
CROWN ZELLERBACH - NOV 14/74 PAID MAY 22
GULF OIL - MARCH 31 PAID MAY 18
BCC-75 PLEASE FORWARD COPY MR MARGETTS
J YATES
MANAGER BCCSS
WOWO
JF'BB
*
TELEX VANCOUVER, B.C., MAY 26/75
File: 609
B.D. MARGETTS 01-20365
MONTREAL, QUE,
N END VANC IS VOY NO 21 MAY 24/75 NBD A 12 B 2 C 2 D NIL FOR
ESTD REV 2730 STOP SBD A 11 B NIL C NIL D NIL FOR ESTD REV
1440 TOTAL REV 4170. BCC-74
J. YATES
MANAGER, BCCSS
JF'BB
TELEX VANCOUVER, B.C., MAY 26/75
File: T-75-150
J.D. MASON MDMD
MONTREAL, QUE.
PLEASE ARRANGE CASH ADVANCE OF 687.50 IN FAVOUR MR R O'MEARA
SUPERVISOR LABOUR RELATIONS MONTREAL ALSO FOR 603.50 IN FAVOUR
MR P E TIMPSON LABOUR RELATIONS ASSISTANT VANCOUVER TO BE
ACCOUNTED FOR. BOTH ARE MAKING RETURN TRIP TO ALASKA FOR
FIRSTHAND STUDY OF FACILITIES FOR LABOUR RELATIONS PURPOSES
BCC-73
J. YATES
MANAGER, BCCSS
TOTtPtl
VANCOUVER, May 26, 1975 File: 313552
J. Yates
Dr. J.F. Avery
Area Medical Officer
Granville Square
Vancouver
Further to telephone conversation with your Receptionist date
I enclose copy of application from Mr. William B. Lucoe, employee
#P-313552.
Mr. Lucoe's service goes back to April 16, 1948, and he was
recently forced to bid in on a Ticket Clerk's position in
Vancouver when Victoria'a facility was closed down due to the
withdrawal'of our vessel the "Princess Marguerite."
Would appreciate receiving Form P.F. 10 in due course to submit
with pension application.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
VANCOUVER, May 26, 1975.
J. Yates
Mir. R. Coloaimo
Manager, Labour Relations
Montreal , Que.
Attention: Mr. R. O'Meara
File: AGR. 1. CMSG~.'
"fO
Further to my conversation with Mr. O'Meara this
morning.
I am attaching draft copy of the Seniority section of
the new agreement with the Canadian Merchant Service
Guild. 'A A:. ..,.'„...— A.A, Ai
With regard to 23.7, I would suggest that the following
wording be used:
"An Officer must not take employment with another
Company within the Marine Industry without the mutual
consent of the Company and the Guild."
I am sure this will be satisfactory to the Guild, and
in the circumstances it is agreeable to me. t;
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JY'BB
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ARTICLE 11 (contd.)
and meals.
11.2 Except for new employees such employees shall be on
full pay from the starting point.
11.3 When employees are transferred from one ship to
another at the Company's convenience, and such transfer
necessitates a lay-over awaiting ship, such employees shall
be paid at their regular rates of pay during such lay-over.
This will not apply to employees who are transferred from
one ship to another at their own request.
ARTICLE 12
S UBS IS TENCE ALLOWANCE
12.1 On vessels laid-up, the employees shall have the option,
if facilities are available, of receiving room and board or two
dollars ($2.00) per working day, in lieu thereof provided they
notify the management of their intention not later than twenty-
four (24) hours before the vessel lays up. Room and board to
be of the same standard as when ships are in service.
12.2 When facilities are not available to supply employees
with meals on vessels laid up for a period of one week or
more, the employees concerned shall receive an allowance of
Two Dollars ($2.00) per day in lieu thereof.
12.3 Food and lodging allowance if the vessel is to be
laid up one (l) week or more shall commence on the day
subsequent to withdrawal from service and shall cease on the
day on which the vessel resumes commission.
12.4 When room is not provided on the employee's own ship,
arrangements shall be made to provide him with a room of the
same standard as when ship is in service.
ARTICLE 13
SHORTHANDED
13.1 On any vessel which sails without a full complement
in the Pursers Department or without a Second Steward,
overtime on the basis of time and a-half of the regular rate
shall be paid to any employee for any time worked beyond
regular scheduled hours.
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VASCOUVBR, May 26, 1975,
J* Yates
MPORANDUM,.,,,...
Mr. A.N. Cairns
Mr* T* Xing
Ml". Ft1*f. Atkinson ..
File: T-75-I0I0-A
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<y yi^appwm" - IflMtaB MAY 25/75 1600 VAMgO^HR
We'have received a report from e concerned passenger who
travelled on the "Princess of Vancouver'* on the above
sailing, as follows:
1. It was so hot throughout the ship .it was like a steam
bath, even to the point of a seaman commenting on how
(,,.. hot. it was.
At.', i*he'general condition of the ship was >dosty an'dgriisy.
I;'3.. '% 'ana''{ahip*a personnel)' appeared''., to.os,re. aooyjt'.' either
doing anything regarding the heat or .cleaning ..Up the
'ship.
"''.A great'deal of money, time and effort.has. been spent.on
/promoting' rassenger use qf the. "Vancc^y'sT.*" Freight
'" revenues alone will never make the ahip|.'."pro'fitabl.e, .'and ■
passenger revenues are therefore essential', 'to the Nanaimo
run. It follows that a keener interest in..the. .."Vancouver"
mis'i:be taken by/ amploye.es. in respect of their r.es.pon- ■
rv sibiiit'i'ee tor comfort mn^k cleanliness.'.; . A V.,,...,.,-,p.--.-
What inspection is made of the "Vancouver" by the Piaster
chief- /Steward
a""■:'.-," ■ . \ A- -..■■! purser.
en route between ports, and what schedule of duties' is
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ARTICLE 11 (contd.)
and meals.
11.2 Except for new employees such employees shall be on
full pay from the starting point.
11.3 When employees are transferred from one ship to
another at the Company's convenience, and such transfer
necessitates a lay-over awaiting ship, such employees shall
be paid at their regular rates of pay during such lay-over.
This will not apply to employees who are transferred from
one ship to another at their own request.
ARTICLE 12
S UBS IS TENCE ALLOWANCE
12.1 On vessels laid-up, the employees shall have the option,
if facilities are available, of receiving room and board or two
dollars ($2.00) per working day, in lieu thereof provided they
notify the management of their intention not later than twenty-
four (24) hours before the vessel lays up. Room and board to
be of the same standard as when ships are in service.
12.2 When facilities are not available to supply employees
with meals on vessels laid up for a period of one week or
more, the employees concerned shall receive an allowance of
Two Dollars ($2.00) per day in lieu thereof.
12.3 Food and lodging allowance if the vessel is to be
laid up one (1) week or more shall commence on the day
subsequent to withdrawal from service and shall cease on the
day on which the vessel resumes commission.
12.4 When room is not provided on the employee's own ship,
arrangements shall be made to provide him with a room of the
same standard as when ship is in service.
ARTICLE 13
SHORTHANDED
13.1 On any vessel which sails without a full complement
in the Pursers Department or without a Second Steward,
overtime on the basis of time and a-half of the regular rate
shall be paid to any employee for any time worked beyond
regular scheduled hours.
2.
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Iv m ye%iiredcilf; tine* to;'dO' ad*, %irid'" Is any: ac^i&n ta^eW W
- -^'them 'when''"defects' and obvious unclean conditions
At the moment, ,;W seem to be getting traffic returning
to the "Princess of Vancouver.**., but it won't last long
if conditions exist as''above'' described. It almost seems
as if the "Princess of Vancouver" staff is trying to
diseauffa.qs x>a«senger travel.
Most can we do about, this, situation?
Assistant Manager.
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cc. Mr* J. Yates.
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ARTICLE 11 (contd.)
and meals.
11.2 Except for new employees such employees shall be on
full pay from the starting point.
11.3 When employees are transferred from one ship to
another at the Company's convenience, and such transfer
necessitates a lay-over awaiting ship, such employees shall
be paid at their regular rates of pay during such lay-over.
This will not apply to employees who are transferred from
one ship to another at their own request.
ARTICLE 12
S UBS IS TENCE ALLOWANCE
12.1 On vessels laid-up, the employees shall have the option,
if facilities are available, of receiving room and board or two
dollars ($2.00) per working day, in lieu thereof provided they
notify the management of their intention not later than twenty-
four (24) hours before the vessel lays up. Room and board to
be of the same standard as when ships are in service.
12.2 When facilities are not available to supply employees
with meals on vessels laid up for a period of one week or
more, the employees concerned shall receive an allowance of
Two Dollars ($2.00) per day in lieu thereof.
12.3 Food and lodging allowance if the vessel is to be
laid up one (1) week or more shall commence on the day
subsequent to withdrawal from service and shall cease on the
day on which the vessel resumes commission.
12.4 When room is not provided on the employee's own ship,
arrangements shall be made to provide him with a room of the
same standard as when ship is in service.
ARTICLE 13
SHORTHANDED
0
13.1 On any vessel which sails without a full complement
in the Pursers Department or without a Second Steward,
overtime on the basis of time and a-half of the regular rate
shall be paid to any employee for any time worked beyond
regular scheduled hours.
May 26, 1975
File: 142834
Mr. S.C. Bishop
740 S. Springer Avenue
Burnaby, B.C.
V5B 3L1
Dear Mr. Bishop:
Understand that your doctor has stated that you will be fit
for duty on June 1, 1975.
Will you kindly report for work on the "Princess Patricia" on
Saturday, May 31, 1975.
If you are still unfit for work, please advise this office
immediately in order that we may make alternative arrangements.
Yours truly,
J. YATES
Manager
B.C.C.S.S .
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CP RAIL
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
VANCOUVER, May 26, 1975.
TRANSPORTATION NOTICE NO. 5/75
File: 75.529.C,
EVENING DANCE CRUISE - COQUITLAM NEWCOMERS SQUARE DANCE GROUP
Messrs. F.W. Atkinson (3)
L.G. Armstrong (3)
E. Robinson (2)
C.A. Faulkner (3)
C.A. Aitken (1)
Master, "Princess of Vancouver"
Purser, "Princess of Vancouver"
Chf.Stwd., "Princess of Vancouver"
(1)
(2)
(3)
Above party has planned an Evening Dance Cruise on our "Princess of
Vancouver," as follows:
NO. IN PARTY: Approximately 50.
SCHEDULE:
FARE:
REFRESHMENTS:
BAR SERVICE:
Lv. Vancouver 2000 Sat. JUne 14/75
Ar. Nanaimo 2230 "
Lv. Nanaimo 2400 Sat. JUne 14/75
Ar. Vancouver 0230 Sun. June 15/75
$9.50 per passenger, inclusive rate. Organizer will
deposit payment with Wharf Ticket Agent prior sailing.
This party will have exclusive use of the "Sun Room"
for dancing and serving of alcoholic beverages.
Available for members of group only (over 19 years
of age) at 4 drinks for $3.00. Organizer to contact
Purser.
MEALS:
TICKETS
REMARKS
Cafeteria Service "A" - Juice, Roast Beef, Dessert
and Beverage. Organizer will contact Chief Steward
on embarkation.
Passengers will hold three-part tickets for this
cruise.
-Will all concerned please offer every assistance.
There will be some autos for parking during cruise.
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S
CP RAIL
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
VANCOUVER, May 26, 1975.
TRANSPORTATION NOTICE NO. 6/75
File: 75.529.V,
VINTAGE CAR CLUB OF CANADA - VANCOUVER-NANAIMO ONE WAY, 2000, FRIDAY,
MAY 30/75
Messrs. F.W. Atkinson (3)
L.G. Armstrong (3)
E. Robinson (2)
A.A. Faulkner (3)
C.A. Aitken (1)
Master, "Princess of Vancouver" (1)
Purser, "Princess of Vancouver" (2)
Chf.Stwd., "Princess of Vancouver" (3)
Above party has planned an Evening Dance Cruise on our "Princess of
Vancouver," as follows:
NO. IN PARTY: Approximately 100 passengers, 45 autos.
SCHEDULE:
FARE:
REFRESHMENTS:
BAR SERVICE:
Lv. Vancouver 2000 Friday May 30/75
Ar. Nanaimo 2230 Friday May 30/75
$2.00 per passenger, $6.00 auto.
This party will have exclusive use of the "Sun Room"
for dancing and serving of alcoholic beverages. Party
has arranged for tape deck music.
Available for members of group only (over 19 years of
age) at 4 drinks for $3.00. Organizer to contact
Purser.
MEALS:
TICKETS
REMARKS
No special arrangements.
Passengers will hold regular auto and party-fare
passage tickets.
Will all concerned please offer every assistance,
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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CP RAIL
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
VANCOUVER, May 26, 1975.
TRANSPORTATION NOTICE NO. 4/75
File No. 75.POV.529.C.
SPECIAL CHARTER "PRINCESS OF VANCOUVER" BY CANADIAN GUIDANCE &
COUNSELLING ASSN. - HOWE SOUND CRUISE, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1975.
Messrs. F.W. Atkinson (3)
L.G. Armstrong (3)
E. Robinson (2)
A.A. Faulkner (3)
C.A. Aitken (1)
Master, "Princess of Vancouver"
Purser, "Princess of Vancouver"
Chf.Stwd., "Princess of Vancouver"
Master, "Carrier Princess"
Chf.Stwd., "Carrier Princess"
(1)
(2)
(3)
(1)
(1)
NO. IN PARTY: Approximately 300-350.
SCHEDULE:
TICKETING:
PARKING
MEAL SERVICE:
Lv. Vancouver 1930 Saturday, June 7, 1975.
Cruise South Shore, Inner Harbour and return
North Shore, thence cruise to Howe Sound,
Georgia Strait.
Ar. Vancouver 0130 Sunday, June 8, 1975.
Association will prepay the Charter, and one group
ticket will be issued to cover minimum guarantee of
300 passengers. The Association will be billed
upon completion of cruise for any additional passengers over 300 at $15.00 each adult. Each member
will hold ticket for cruise, which is to be uplifted
by Purser upon embarking.
There will be a number of cars requiring to be
parked during cruise.
Meal is to be served commencing 2000 in Restaurant,
Dining Room and Blue Room. All meals are covered
by guarantee, and menu is to consist of the following:
B.C. Apple Juice
Roast Beef
Mashed Potatoes
Mixed Vegetables
Appli .Pie and Cheese
Tea Coffee Milk
NOTE: (Salad to be available
as alternative.)
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MEAL SERVICE (Cont'd.)
NOTE: Additional tables and chairs are to be set up
in Blue Room to accommodate 50 people, 10
tables on car deck and eight tables in Aft
Observation Room.
BAR LOCATIONS; Upper Car Dock
To Commence by Forward Observation Lounge
1900 Princess Room and Aft Observation Room
STATEROOMS:
SERVICE: Association will sell tickets to their
passengers, which will be honoured at Bars and accounted for at end of cruise on basis $.75 each drink,
including beer.
Staterooms are to be assigned only for Committee
members' use as/if required.
SPECIAL
ARRANGEMENTS
3.
4.
"Princess of Vancouver" is to be dressed for
this occasion.
Association is to have use of Purser's Public
Address System for meal sittings and other
announcements.
Music is to be arranged by Association.
Please see "NOTES" under "Meal Service" and
"Bar Locations."
COMMITTEE:
Mrs. Catherine Heron.
REMARKS
Will all concerned please offer every assistance to
ensure that cruise is handled smoothly and well.
Restrooms are to be given extra special attention
throughout cruise for cleanliness.
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
cc. Mr. R.A. Ferguson
Mr. J.G. Shave - "Princess of Vancouver's" 2000 sailing from Vancouver to Nanaimo, and 2400 sailing from Nanaimo
are cancelled JUne 7th, to accommodate Canadian
Guidance and Counselling Association. "Carrier
Princess" will substitute on these sailings.
May 26, 1975.
File No. 341
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Mr. N. Sigsworth
Regional Director
Marin© safety Regulations Branch (Western)
Ministry of Transport
700 w. Georgia St. ...
'A"jnyincbuver, B.C. ■■■!----
"bear Mr. Sigswortht
An agreement has been arranged between B.C. Coast
Steamship Service and Incan Ships of Montreal, whereby B.C.C.S.S. will charter the M.V, "Incan St. Laurent*
for a period of five months from June 1975.
rj In order that the vessel will meet the physical and
' o|>ferationiai requirements necessary to carry rail oars
:';Vw^'.iNirrs^.B^t» dock in the 'Fraser River to Whittier,
'Alaska,.via' the inside passage to.^pipe Spencef,. pro-''
posed'modifications to the ship iit.m 'outlined, below*
(a) Remove existing hull sponsons port and starboard
• aft.
A{b) Reconfigure rail track ends aft to match existing
'■■ •w: ramps.<" . , a- , --
(c) install a stores handling davit port quarter upper
deck.
(d) Fit additional rail car tie-down arrangements.
(e) Relocate fuel oil filling line to pottsli(l®r of riftil
deck. ' ...
. wif)1; Fit additional life rafts ■*•-> a
1 (g) Make alterations to living spaces to accommodate a
crew of 14. ':' "a*.;-.
(h) Alter transom step to fit dock ramp.
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ARTICLE 11 (contd.)
and meals.
11.2 Except for new employees such employees shall be on
full pay from the starting point.
11.3 When employees are transferred from one ship to
another at the Company's convenience, and such transfer
necessitates a lay-over awaiting ship, such employees shall
be paid at their regular rates of pay during such lay-over.
This will not apply to employees who are transferred from
one ship to another at their own request.
ARTICLE 12
S UBS ISTENCE ALLOWANCE
12.1 On vessels laid-up, the employees shall have the option,
if facilities are available, of receiving room and board or two
dollars ($2.00) per working day, in lieu thereof provided they
notify the management of their intention not later than twenty-
four (24) hours before the vessel lays up. Room and board to
be of the same standard as when ships are in service.
12.2 When facilities are not available to supply employees
with meals on vessels laid up for a period of one week or
more, the employees concerned shall receive an allowance of
Two Dollars ($2.00) per day in lieu thereof.
12.3 Food and lodging allowance if the vessel is to be
laid up one (1) week or more shall commence on the day
subsequent to withdrawal from service and shall cease on the
day on which the vessel resumes commission.
12.4 When room is not provided on the employee's own ship,
arrangements shall be made to provide him with a room of the
same standard as when ship is in service.
ARTICLE 13
SHORTHANDED
13.1 On any vessel which sails without a full complement
in the Pursers Department or Without a Second Steward,
overtime on the basis of time and a-half of the regular rate
shall be paid to any employee for any time worked beyond
regular scheduled hours.
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2.
With respect to Item (g), it is requested approval
may be granted to fit an industrial approved four-man
pre fab""s'i'eep'I'ng' unit with w/c facilities, to the
upper deck aft of the accommodation house, and convert the existing crew recreation room into two
-,sleaping., rooms mo that each crew member may be accommodated in a single-berth cabin.
It is intended to fit radio frequencies and equipments
as .follows:..,
(a) CH 25 #1 21S2 2670 2366 2638 4123.6
■:,;- ..-.- : -41.33.2. ■;■ -
(b) CE 25 #2 2132 2134 27S8 4434,9 82131.2
(c) VHP 6, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 21, 22A, 23,
26, 27, 28.
(d) Survivor II.
(e) Radio Directlonr Finder*
(f) Loran, if required.
(g) 2 Kelvin Hughes Type 17 Radar Units.a
Crew-manning as follows*- ym-h
Master . yy-y-r
First Officer
-j.;. b:.:;X >.,.-■- Second Officer rx •'
oi ■y,.i-y ■ rj,:y 4 Seamen .-....-, aa..
A-if.j ■ Chief Engineer a
-Second Engineer .; iyy.
Third Engineer
2 Engineroom Oilers
Cook
,A.Messman
It.is proposed-to have the aforementioned modifiqations
completed and the vessel in service as of June.2, 1975,
subject to the necessary approval and certifications.
Yours very truly,
JK YATES
- Manager, B .C. c ,s-.s,
ANC'BB
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ARTICLE 8
JOB SECURITY AND TECHNOLOGICAL,
OPERATIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
8.1 Effective September 1, 1970, the benefits and conditions
attached to the payment thereof, provided for under the agreement entered into on January 29, 1969 between Canadian National
Railway Company, Canadian Pacific Railway Company and the
Associated Railway Unions signatory thereto, establishing the
Job Security and Technological, Operational and Organizational
Change programme for railway non-operating employees, as
amended or revised from time-to-time, shall be made applicable
to employees covered by this agreement but only insofar as the
benefits and conditions related thereto are concerned. Benefits
and conditions attached to the payment thereof are summarized
in Appendix "A" of this agreement.
ARTICLE 9
HOURS OF DUTY
9.1 The eight hour day, five day week, shall be recognized
as the basis of this agreement.
9.2 Hours of duty shall be established as agreed and
working schedule will accordingly be provided to the
Brotherhood.
9.3 Any time worked in excess of that outlined in the
working schedule shall be paid on the daily basis to the
employees at their regular overtime rate provided in the
schedule of overtime rates as set forth in Article 2.
ARTICLE 10
ASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES
10.1 No employee covered by this agreement shall perform
duties on any other vessel than that to which he is attached,
ARTICLE 11
TRANSFER AND TRAVELLING TIME
11.1 Employees appointed to a position necessitating
travelling from Victoria to Vancouver, or vice versa, to
assume that position shall be furnished with transportation
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VANCOUVER, May 26, 1975. Filei 73-REF-144
J. Yates
Agent
Lake Cowlchan, B.C.
Will you please advise fare collected and if in Canadian
or U.S. funds, your April 3/75 issue, Form BCS 10 Nos.
128613-14.
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■'"■'Manager i "'B.C.C'.S.S .
5CTO "
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ARTICLE 3
JOB SECURITY AND TECHNOLOGICAL,
OPERATIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
8.1 Effective September 1, 1970, the benefits and conditions
attached to the payment thereof, provided for under the agreement entered into on January 29, 1969 between Canadian National
Railway Company, Canadian Pacific Railway Company and the
Associated Railway Unions signatory thereto, establishing the
Job Security and Technological, Operational and Organizational
Change programme for railway non-operating employees, as
amended or revised from time-to-time, shall be made applicable
to employees covered by this agreement but only insofar as the
benefits and conditions related thereto are concerned. Benefits
and conditions attached to the payment thereof are summarized
in Appendix "A" of this agreement.
ARTICLE 9
HOURS OF DUTY
9.1 The eight hour day, five day week, shall be recognized
as the basis of this agreement.
9.2 Hours of duty shall be established as agreed and
working schedule will accordingly be provided to the
Brotherhood.
9.3 Any time worked in excess of that outlined in the
working schedule shall be paid on the daily basis to the
employees at their regular overtime rate provided in the
schedule of overtime rates as set forth in Article 2.
ARTICLE 10
ASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES
10.1 No employee covered by this agreement shall perform
duties on any other vessel than that to which he is attached,
ARTICLE 11
TRANSFER AND TRAVELLING TIME
11.1 Employees appointed to a position necessitating
travelling from Victoria to Vancouver, or vice versa, to
assume that position shall be furnished with transportation
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May 26, 1975.
'File No.' 554'
Mr. J. Moorcroft,
Senior Marine Surveyor*
Marine Safety, Vancouver
P.O. Box 10060, PacificACentre Ltd.,
700 West Georgia Street,
Vancouver, B.C. V7Y IE1
Dear Mr. Moorcroft* ■'■''?"■
This:will acknowledge receipt'of'your'letter of .
May 23rd* File 9562-445",■ ' itf ilriltmf'%fmfof nift '''Tpr \
spection and Safety Certificate No. 794, and Exemption Certificat© No. 399, for the "Princess
'Patricia1', * covering period May 16, 1975, to May
14, 1976"." :
-These documents-"have beeh posted on board the ';-':""
vessel.
Yours very truly",:
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S, JJ.. A
LBJ'BB
be. Master —
"Princess Patricia"
The above-mentioned documentsAare'attached. Please
"arrange posting on your 'vassal'-.-'-' '■■'-'"■" 'w*?-.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S,
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ARTICLE 8
JOB SECURITY AND TECHNOLOGICAL,
OPERATIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
8.1 Effective September 1, 1970, the benefits and conditions
attached to the payment thereof, provided for under the agreement entered into on January 29, 1969 between Canadian National
Railway Company, Canadian Pacific Railway Company and the
Associated Railway Unions signatory thereto, establishing the
Job Security and Technological, Operational and Organizational
Change programme for railway non-operating employees, as
amended or revised from time-to-time, shall be made applicable
to employees covered by this agreement but only insofar as the
benefits and conditions related thereto are concerned. Benefits
and conditions attached to the payment thereof are summarized
in Appendix "A" of this agreement.
ARTICLE 9
HOURS OF DUTY
9.1 The eight hour day, five day week, shall be recognized
as the basis of this agreement.
9.2 Hours of duty shall be established as agreed and
working schedule will accordingly be provided to the
Brotherhood.
9.3 Any time worked in excess of that outlined in the
working schedule shall be paid on the daily basis to the
employees at their regular overtime rate provided in the
schedule of overtime rates as set forth in Article 2.
ARTICLE 10
ASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES
10.1 No employee covered by this agreement shall perform
duties on any other vessel than that to which he is attached,
ARTICLE 11
TRANSFER AND TRAVELLING TIME
11.1 Employees appointed to a position necessitating
travelling from Victoria to Vancouver, or vice versa, to
assume that position shall be furnished with transportation
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TELEX VANCOUVER, MAY 26, 1975
Horizon Holidays 06-22957
Tor
Regret unable offer yet. Still trying. ALA/55
J. Yates
Mgr. B.C.C.S.S.
TELEX VANCOUVER, MAY 26, 1975
E. E. BARGE VSVS
SAINT JOHN, N.B.
S3ff Dean cple rm. 231 June 24 rate $1308.00 for 2. Full payment
required. ALA/54.
J. Yates
Mgr. B.C.C.S.S.
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VANCOUVER, May 23, 1975
J. Yates
Mr. W.C. Sylander,
Vancouver
T9BI
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_B.cc.s;s.
Monoger,
Asst, Mortoger,
Mqrme Sv^pen Kfrmdent
Sup©ftnt^^int Hngin^er^
Cohering
'e^loiAStsndervt,
Tetfftlnoi Suta^ririfendent
stittfo-^'
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7^Tom« J^^^L
W^£
With reference to your letter of May 7, 1975, file G-4-0,
concerning Alaska Workers' Compensation.
We have no record of any employee in this department having
been injured on any of the docks in Juneau, Skagway, Wrangell
or Ketchiken at any time.
It is noted in your letter that you refer to Company's docks.
Kindly note that we do not own any docking facilities in Alaska.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
VANCOUVER, May 23, 1975 File: 566
J. Yates
Mr. H.j). Piatt
Co-ordinator
Pensions Data Base
Montreal
With reference to your form letter of May 20, 1975, regarding
rejected Social Insurance number for J. Rindler, #409346.
Mr. Rlndler's correct Social Insurance number is 209-579-937.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
May 23, 1975.
File No. T-75-10
-
Messrs-<; 3iegler, Ziegler & Cloudy
P.O. Box 979
Ketchikan, Alaska 99901.
Gentlemen:
,.r.This has reference to your letter of May 12th con*
,r earning, agreement to cover the tying up of our ..
A "Princess Patricia" at Ketchikan.
o'. >
I am now returning original and two,copies of /the.
said License Agreement, which have been executed by
myself on behalf of Canadian Pacific Limited, one
C°py. has been retained on our file. .. .-,
Yours very .truly,.
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
■;T.BJ''BB
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ARTICLE 11 (contd.)
and meals.
11.2 Except for new employees such employees shall be on
full pay from the starting point.
11.3 When employees are transferred from one ship to
another at the Company's convenience, and such transfer
necessitates a lay-over awaiting ship, such employees shall
be paid at their regular rates of pay during such lay-over.
This will not apply to employees who are transferred from
one ship to another at their own request.
ARTICLE 12
S UBS IS TENCE ALLOWANCE
12.1 On vessels laid-up, the employees shall have the option,
if facilities are available, of receiving room and board or two
dollars ($2.00) per working day, in lieu thereof provided they
notify the management of their intention not later than twenty-
four (24) hours before the vessel lays up. Room and board to
be of the same standard as when ships are in service.
12.2 When facilities are not available to supply employees
with meals on vessels laid up for a period of one week or
more, the employees concerned shall receive an allowance of
Two Dollars ($2.00) per day in lieu thereof.
12.3 Food and lodging allowance if the vessel is to be
laid up one (1) week or more shall commence on the day
subsequent to withdrawal from service and shall cease on the
day on which the vessel resumes commission.
12.4 When room is not provided on the employee's own ship,
arrangements shall be made to provide him with a room of the
ARTICLE 13
SHORTHANDED
13.1 On any vessel which sails without a full complement
in the Pursers Department or without a Second Steward,
overtime on the basis of time and a-half of the regular rate
shall be paid to any employee for any time worked beyond
regular scheduled hours.
•
VANCOUVER, May 23, 1975,
J. Yates
Purser ....,.,
•Princess of Vancouver"
File* ..-75..AIA.055..
Chief Steward
"Carrier Princess"
Attached are six copies of circular regarding standby.
.reduced .fares to Alaska for CP employees. ,.
Please see that all employees on board ship are made
.awsre of.,this service.
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Manager/ B.C^.C.S'.S. ...:,... . '.'... ...."v> ".'.,....
RRR'BB • •> ---;;-
ca.. Master,, "Trailer Princess"
Six copies of circular attached for the irtformation
of employees serving on the "Trailer Princess."
Manager, B.C .G.S.S.
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ARTICLE 11 (contd.)
and meals.
11.2 Except for new employees such employees shall be on
full pay from the starting point.
11.3 When employees are transferred from one ship to
another at the Company's convenience, and such transfer
necessitates a lay-over awaiting ship, such employees shall
be paid at their regular rates of pay during such lay-over.
This will not apply to employees who are transferred from
one ship to another at their own request.
ARTICLE 12
S UBS IS TENCE ALLOWANCE
12.1 On vessels laid-up, the employees shall have the option,
if facilities are available, of receiving room and board or two
dollars ($2.00) per working day, in lieu thereof provided they
notify the management of their intention not later than twenty-
four (24) hours before the vessel lays up. Room and board to
be of the same standard as when ships are in service.
12.2 When facilities are not available to supply employees
with meals on vessels laid up for a period of one week or
more, the employees concerned shall receive an allowance of
Two Dollars ($2.00) per day in lieu thereof.
12.3 Food and lodging allowance if the vessel is to be
laid up one (1) week or more shall commence on the day
subsequent to withdrawal from service and shall cease on the
day on which the vessel resumes commission.
12.4 When room is not provided on the employee's own ship,
arrangements shall ba made to provide him with a room of the
same standard as when ship is in service.
ARTICLE 13
SHORTHANDED
13.1 On any vessel which sails without a full complement
in the Pursers Department or without a Second Steward,
overtime on the basis of time and a-half of the regular rate
shall be paid to any employee for any time worked beyond
regular scheduled hours.
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May 23, 1975
File: 136163
Ms. C. Thompson
57 6190, 136th Street
Surrey, B.C.
V3W 5B7
Dear Ms. Thompson;
I understand you represent Mrs. G.E. Matheson who died on
April 28, 1975, widow of pensioned Seaman, Alexander Matheson.
bill you kindly complete the attached Form P.R.3 and return
it to this office ma soon as possible in order that any outstanding pension cheques may be made payable to Mrs. Matheson's
estate.
If you have any paneion cheques on hand in favor of Mrs. Matheaon,
will you kindly return same to this office along with the Form.
If you are able to locate it, would appreciate receiving
Mrs. G.E. Matheaon's Long Service Pass for cancellation.
Yours truly,
J. YATES,
Manager,
B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
May 23, 1975
File: 440697
Mr. CC. Dickie
15, Auldhame Street
Coatbridge,
Lanarkshire, SCOTLAND
Dear Mr. Dickie:
With reference to your letter of April 14, 1975, regarding
your resignation from this Company.
Kindly sign the enclosed Forms P.F.35 where indicated by
pencilled "X" and return to thia office as soon as possible
for processing.
Your pension refund cheque will be forwarded to you directly
from our Montreal Office.
Yours truly,
J. YATES,
Manager,
SoCmCe&eSs
HLH/jb
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VANCOUVER, May 22, 1975
J. Yates
Mr. G. Whltehurst,
1st Officer,
PRINCESS OF VANCOUVER
ij|^jng9er>_g^CX.S.S"
Asst, Kfeaqer, S'.CjCXS'
Marina Superintend* _
Supt ^rt^^hriie* 11
Catering Arrtmd&ni'
Term! noTTiSef \nt @r\den£
Accountant
Office Monoga^
Re: Injury sustained by G. WALKER. Able Seaman, on May 20. 1975
With reference to the above, kindly advise if and when Mr. Walker
attends a doctor and if any time is lost account this injury.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
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f May 22, 1975.
s No. 76.ALA.521.6*W. ;-x':>'-~ - AAA'-
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11.
Mr. J. Gordon Guiton, President
Wayfarer, Gi;oup Travel, inc.
2200 Victory £kwy.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45206.
Dear, Gordpn *;. '.,,_■,_. . .... ...,-,. 'T,A --r-;.-.^ 0-L-"
Many; .t-hankaj:for your 1976;.surface^Alaska,Tou£a.'plana.
Tife are pleased-to aay at thie time that the "Patricia"
will be operating in '76, and will send applicable
rate sheet along to you in the very near future.
Certainly looking forward to seeing both Vicky and
yourselft and hope ypur. busy schedule will permit ,
time f 6r:, lunch. - -A ... '[c...^ ; ",'. y.yiu.i no -yy.y ■'..■" o-v.
Yours very truly.
.*■• -±
J. YATES
Onager, B.C.C.S.S.
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ARTICLE 15 (contd.)
request for a transfer to another position not covered by a
wage agreement, then such leave will not be granted beyond
a thirty (30) day period.
15.9 Except as mutually agreed, an employee laid off may
accept a transfer to a position covered by another wage
agreement and shall not lose his seniority rights provided
he returns to his former position covered by this agreement
within seven (7) days after being recalled, or gives satisfactory
reason for not doing so.
15.10 Except as may be mutually agreed between the Officers
of the Company and the General Chairman, employees who on
account of reduction in forces have performed no service for
the Company for a period of one (1) year shall be dropped from
the seniority roster.
ARTICLE 16
PROMOTIONS
16.1 Promotions within the scope of this agreement shall
be based on ability, merit and seniority; ability and merit
being sufficient, seniority shall prevail. The Officer of
the Company in charge shall be the judge, subject to appeal.
16.2 Should an employee not be promoted in his turn, the
duly accredited representative of the employee shall upon
written request be furnished with the reasons therefore in
writing.
ARTICLE 17
REDUCTION AND INCREASE IN STAFF
17.1 In reducing forces seniority shall govern in the
respective classes and seniority lists.
17.2 Employees whose positions are abolished or who are
displaced may exercise their seniority rights over junior
employees in the same or lower category on the same seniority
list.
17.3 When forces are increased employees shall be
returned to the service and positions formerly occupied in
the order of their seniority.
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May 22, 1975.
Pile No. 76.ALA.521.W.
qiat 3.p',
■- :/AMrA -Son Williams £ AX '•••--• --a-
Dcrri Williams Travel A -;- iv
1005A North Vermilion Street
-- Danville, Illinois 61832xr-
Dear ?4r. Williams-: .-ry~ff- : -
This will acknowledge receipt, with thanks, of
your letter of May ,1.5th relative to your request
for 50 cabins to Alaska, on. an August 1976 sailing.
While w© accept group bookings on the "Princess
Patriciaw Alaska service, due to the number of repeat group assignments we feel,,we could not accommodate" your'party, in the,, early part of; ,'Au.gust r'however,
should you be interested in the Augu'st 19th "or"
August.27th sailing, we would be pleased to list
you for either date, subject to reconfirmation in
September, when full details of all group bookings
will be known.
Group rates are not available, but escort consideration is available on the basis of a 50% reduction
off minimum fares for 10-24 adults or equivalentt
one free minimum passage for 25-49 adults or equivalent, and two free minimum fares for a group of 50
adults or. equivalent, tor mora. ■■ x..».ra ■.'•a.-ao:; ca^ j\
Schedule and sailing dates will bar very close to
those shown in current season's brochure, copy of
which is enclosed for your use.
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ARTICLE 17 (contd.)
17.4 Employees desiring to avail themselves of this
rule must file their names and addresses with the proper
officer.
17.5 Employees failing to report for duty, or give
satisfactory reasons for not doing so, within seven (7) days
from the date of notification shall be considered out of
service.
ARTICLE 18
LOSS OF CLOTHING AND PERSONAL EFFECTS THROUGH MARINE
DISASTER OR SHIPWRECK
18.1 An employee covered by this agreement who, while in the
employ of the Company, suffers loss of clothing and personal
effects on board the ship he is employed on through marine
disaster or shipwreck shall be compensated by the payment of
up to Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00), according to loss
sustained.
ARTICLE 19
"
DISCIPLINE AND GRIEVANCES
19.1 An employee disciplined or who considered himself
unjustly treated shall have a fair and impartial hearing
provided written request is presented to his immediate
superior ashore within five (5) days, exclusive of Saturdays,
Sundays or Statutory Holidays, of the date of advice of the
discipline and the hearing shall be granted within five (5)
days thereafter, exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays or Statutory
Holidays.
19.2 A decision shall be rendered within seven (7) days
after the completion of hearing. If an appeal is taken, it
must be filed with the next higher officer and a copy furnished
the Officer whose decision is appealed within five (5) days
exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and Statutory Holidays after
date of decision. The hearing and decision on the appeal
shall be governed by the time limits of the preceding section.
19.3 At the hearing or on the appeal the employees may
be assisted by a committee of employees, or by one or more
duly accredited representatives.
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2,
Actua+1 ass ignment of a ccoBtaodation; is not made unti 1
the fail, with a deposit of $40.00 per passenger re-
quir.edatspecsific times shown, fpllowinsg assignraent,. ;
.-. of; space..:- Final payment -.is- required, five,., weeks. ■ prior
r.. to sailing date,' AA -y\r. AA'-fAA.,-. i'.-A X'--- :t+-t---
p,: Withy anticipated .increases, and,, fuel;, and.,- other operating
.costs, fares for 1,976 will be raised approximately %$m
from basis shown in the enclosed brochure* ; ; ? a
■:■ ..lie- will be pleased to hear from you by return, if you
i:-are .interested, in placing jr. request, for. next. Ayguat; 0CiK
: with na, jand will advise yoii exact.fares, in, the, --:very-;
rX-JltHlf -future.;.... -:,j- ■:'-:.,.: -.<!•-.'■ . ,-: i. AA. J A A,.: U.'.-
roTha-nk.-i.njg. you ..forcybtyr inquiry,; ,r-. .A"q.-' .•:.--
AX- yi.y £ ■•... :..;■'-,.]" J.V.- -.' A.. : ~ ?•;.■ o. .; 4; "A.?;; ^:i ;';' •-XJci
Yours very truly.
J. YATES
sa,-..; ■■ Manager, B.C.C .S .S
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ARTICLE 17 (contd.)
17.4 Employees desiring to avail themselves of this
rule must file their names and addresses with the proper
officer.
17.5 Employees failing to report for duty, or give
satisfactory reasons for not doing so, within seven (7) days
from the date of notification shall be considered out of
service.
ARTICLE 18
LOSS OF CLOTHING AND PERSONAL EFFECTS THROUGH MARINE
DISASTER OR SHIPWRECK
18.1 An employee covered by this agreement who, while in the
employ of the Company, suffers loss of clothing and personal
effects on board the ship he is employed on through marine
disaster or shipwreck shall be compensated by the payment of
up to Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00), according to loss
sustained.
ARTICLE 19
DISCIPLINE AND GRIEVANCES
19.1 An employee disciplined or who considered himself
unjustly treated shall have a fair and impartial hearing
provided written request is presented to his immediate
superior ashore within five (5) days, exclusive of Saturdays,
Sundays or Statutory Holidays, of the date of advice of the
discipline and the hearing shall be granted within five (5)
days thereafter, exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays or Statutory
Holidays.
19.2 A decision shall be rendered within seven (7) days
after the completion of hearing. If an appeal is taken, it
must be filed with the next higher officer and a copy furnished
the Officer whose decision is appealed within five (5) days
exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and Statutory Holidays after
date of decision. The hearing and decision on the appeal
shall be governed by the time limits of the preceding section.
19.3 At the hearing or on the appeal the employees may
be assisted by a committee of employees, or by one or more
duly accredited representatives.
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VANCOUVER^ May ,22,: 1975. ■■ 0;... - jAy F^ile*:,: ;75.ALA,05$,.
'"'J. Yates
.-.Mr,»;,-W;.A.: Greene
■Regional ;.Ma imager.... .. t
Cp Telecp^Wnicationa
175 W. Cordova St.
.. Vancouver,,,■ ,C......
With reference to Mr:-»r-R.A. Ferguson's recent conversation tMMHOJatBJBmf' atajBiatay' frt^etltEB for CP employees to
Alaska during 197 5 onAtfteA-TEV "Princess Patricia."
^We are pleased to enclose two dozen information sheets,
ifcrid will appreciate your distributing to employees- rii
coribarrtedv < We thank you- for your co-operation ;;in this
endeavour* &hd trust it Will be of advantage to some rj
CP Telecommunications employees to utilize the "Princess
Patribiafl;-ehi-this; basis during the -coming .'.su-mmer.'^j a a;.. j •
xwe will be .'pleased" to -answer any;■■ inquiries .'rffrom-v employees
concerning-this service. ;aaa, At cy ■;■;*
■i- j--
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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ARTICLE 15 (contd.)
request for a transfer to another position not covered by a
wage agreement, then such leave will not be granted beyond
a thirty (30) day period.
15.9 Except as mutually agreed, an employee laid off may
accept a transfer to a position covered by another wage
agreement and shall not lose his seniority rights provided
he returns to his former position covered by this agreement
within seven (7) days after being recalled, or gives satisfactory
reason for not doing so.
15.10 Except as may be mutually agreed between the Officers
of the Company and the General Chairman, employees who on
account of reduction in forces have performed no service for
the Company for a period of one (1) year shall be dropped from
the seniority roster.
ARTICLE 16
PROMPT IONS
16.1 Promotions within the scope of this agreement shall
be based on ability, merit and seniority; ability and merit
being sufficient, seniority shall prevail. The Officer of
the Company in charge shall be the judge, subject to appeal.
16.2 Should an employee not be promoted in his turn, the
duly accredited representative of the employee shall upon
written request be furnished with the reasons therefore in
writing.
ARTICLE 17
REDUCTION AND INCREASE IN STAFF
17.1 In reducing forces seniority shall govern in the
respective classes and seniority lists.
17.2 Employees whose positions are abolished or who are
displaced may exercise their seniority rights over junior
employees in the same or lower category on the same seniority
list.
17.3 When forces are increased employees shall be
returned to the service and positions formerly occupied in
the order of their seniority.
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VANCOUVER, May' 22, 1975.
J. Yates
;; Tile*"'::75. ALA/;(555Yi ■"'"
TV
';""''; fir.'3.o;.. Baatz^.;;'. ' ^*',; "'"'"
'-! ■■: - < vicQ^pre3ideht'''& General Manager'
j .j CP Tirahspbirt" '"'■'" ''OJi'
^1155 West Georgia St.r
'." ;;'"t!Vancouver, ''B.CV ':*'"' "1:.', J.; :"A
Attention* Mr.... .George Lloyd..........
With reference to Mr. Ri;A. Ferguson's telephone conversation with Mr. Lloyd on May 2nd, concerning the
v. rAlaska standby employee reduction for use on board
i.iiA.:.the TEV;"Pri»cefa. Patricia"; during the..:;, 197.5r cruise:. ?i}
gnyAMMMNks'< ,'•:-.] t.cr-jcx^w',A"A' -a> •-■A •'••'' ^jAiJ'j r&oy
'i'P';; ,-A---'- .; - v-'s- -.-..';.• Jc-X-.-. " r.r.:... : .-.,_-.-■. , ■/.: ,.-]& (.ryy.y yy
We are pleased to enclose three dozen circulars out-
yyy (lining the details of the standby service.. We: greatly}
pf; j ,uappreciate your corope^ation, onT.our; behalf in bringing
o-: ....'this infosjatipn to the attention;. o|ACP.-Transport^emrtry-y
ro- /plcyees>,and trust we may &&:p'£ service t^.so&e.jpf;;^; ••
them during the coming summer.
Our reservation staff will be pleased to answer any
further questions concerning/same on inquiry to telephone number listed in the circular.
Manager,''B.C.C .S.3.
RRR'BB
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ARTICLE 15 (contd.)
request for a transfer to another position not covered by a
wage agreement, then such leave will not be granted beyond
a thirty (30) day period.
15.9 Except as mutually agreed, an employee laid off may
accept a transfer to a position covered by another wage
agreement and shall not lose his seniority rights provided
he returns to his former position covered by this agreement
within seven (7) days after being recalled, or gives satisfactory
reason for not doing so.
15.10 Except as may be mutually agreed between the Officers
of the Company and the General Chairman, employees who on
account of reduction in forces have performed no service for
the Company for a period of one (1) year shall be dropped from
the seniority roster.
ARTICLE 16
PROMOTIONS
16.1 Promotions within the scope of this agreement shall
be based on ability, merit and seniority; ability and merit
being sufficient, seniority shall prevail. The Officer of
the Company in charge shall be the judge, subject to appeal.
16.2 Should an employee not be promoted in his turn, the
duly accredited representative of the employee shall upon
written request be furnished with the reasons therefore in
writing.
ARTICLE 17
REDUCTION AND INCREASE IN STAFF
17.1 In reducing forces seniority shall govern in the
respective classes and seniority lists.
17.2 Employees whose positions are abolished or who are
displaced may exercise their seniority rights over junior
employees in the same or lower category on the same seniority
list.
17.3 When forces are increased employees shall be
returned to the service and positions formerly occupied in
the order of their seniority.
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4 * May 22s 1975.
OT.
J-1 " Mr;'JL.R'i'''Barnes,"'Manager • ''* c:-'' ' • ',~-: "'
Condensation...&. Employee Benefits
CP Air/5''Operations'-:Centre ■-• -';; •-•'■■
McConachie Way 'AAxAAAa-AA'A
Vancouver AMF.
qar'A ,DaaCqMr....,Barni?S*;, .jff-.;- -;.. .:-,-.;rf-.-A..-. ^u',,,J :.-aju
This has reference to conversation with Mr. R.A.
via- <■>.'Per gus on concerning special reduced basis -.■.for. stand?--. •
pyjy:.. by .Reservations!.; on ..behalf, of ;,CP. Air -employees :,in- o-V
m y:■■ ..tereated;in,.trayelllng,.tO:.r.Alaska4-:durii*g;,-the 197j-5:.,.,,_•-■;
ro ■; cruise u$^apn.f>\on,.board: the TEV;,£Pf in«3essii:.patrieiar" j j
We are pleased to enclose four dozen circulars concerning same.""XX"' - ~£~'i 'y~f,~~-.
We appreciate very pi^h.y^ar co-operation in bringing this service to the attention of CP Air employees,
<:pr; a as..:O03fmallyctha usual CP Rail employee reduction is
;;.;,-; c-not available to employees of £P Airmen ,oi*r Alaska-..-. ,L,..,
-.-...,.-.-.-r.-L.ser.vice*;- ..We-..are. hopeful that the aval lability of .;;:c-„
this standby service will-be of assistance to some: of
• .-. CP Air's employees whose travel planaj:roay ha^e to jbesy.
made on the spur of the moment.
Any further inquiries concerning this service ;wi11 be
...-.-.answered; by dial ling.-number Ii9ted,.Tin.>the-.;cirs^lar»,i.:r'
ij'jj
.*:. y .CJA7- v<i .TAV.J; .■::.■ v '..-.yy.y: -..>,.. ;.'./v.:;.Aq y.--. -ikaa-'A. M3<&s
Youra.-VerY.::tr«:Iy-# ;;.-.- a; -:--:-: a ..--j; ;;;,■;.-;■;..-.,o- '"•; : a oa:
i, .-- j i
,1. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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ARTICLE 15 (contd.)
request for a transfer to another position not covered by a
wage agreement, then such leave will not be granted beyond
a thirty (30) day period.
15.9 Except as mutually agreed, an employee laid off may
accept a transfer to a position covered by another wage
agreement and shall not lose his seniority rights provided
he returns to his former position covered by this agreement
within seven (7) days after being recalled, or gives satisfactory
reason for not doing so.
15.10 Except as may be mutually agreed between the Officers
of the Company and the General Chairman, employees who on
account of reduction in forces have performed no service for
the Company for a period of one (1) year shall be dropped from
the seniority roster.
ARTICLE 16
PROMOTIONS
16.1 Promotions within the scope of this agreement shall
be based on ability, merit and seniority; ability and merit
being sufficient, seniority shall prevail. The Officer of
the Company in charge shall be the judge, subject to appeal.
16.2 Should an employee not be promoted in his turn, the
duly accredited representative of the employee shall upon
written request be furnished with the reasons therefore in
writing.
ARTICLE 17
REDUCTION AND INCREASE IN STAFF
17.1 In reducing forces seniority shall govern in the
respective classes and seniority lists.
17.2 Employees whose positions are abolished or who are
displaced may exercise their seniority rights over junior
employees in the same or lower category on the same seniority
list.
17.3 When forces are increased employees shall be
returned to the service and positions formerly occupied in
the order of their seniority.
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VANCOUVER ;x May; 22* 1975. A
.J*-.Yates-,: --"A. .-•-■'-. y -.X"
File* 75.ALA. 055.
"Mr. w.-.Av Gray--■'■■'"'■
General Manager
-; Eiftpress-JJotel (
Victoria, fcyC¥a-
:. uu .: ,.c:
During the 1975 Alaska cruise season, we are providing
- Special reduction to employees of CP Hotels whose holi-
-day plans X&re f lexible-tdfthe point of accepting Aon A ■--
: short notice, accommodation on board the; "-Princess'>■■■ "•--y-y
"Patricia"-to-Alaska. ■ a ■■•■' ', r.tip;
-In order tliat employees of the Empress Hotel may be
'made aware of this service, we are enclosing two :----!-'.\i .i
dozen circulars explaining same, and will be pleased
if your facilities permit that employs es be given an
■■opportunity: of reading-the-.enclosed. '..--•■ , o... .. a.a u *
Our reservation staff will be pleased to.answer any— b>
■ further ^queries by employees, who may use..tha telephone
number listed in the circular, during normal business
hours, 8*00 a.m„ to 4*30 p.m. A
•X.O
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
RRR'BB
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ARTICLE 15
SENIORITY
15.1 Seniority list of all permanent employees showing
name and date of seniority from the date appointed in the Pursers'
Department and a seniority list of all permanent employees
showing name and date of seniority from the date appointed as
Chief or Second Steward shall be posted.
15.2 The representative of each group shall be furnished with
a copy of the seniority list when posted.
15.3 Seniority lists shall be revised and posted in August
of each year, and shall be open for correction for a period of
ninety (90) days on presentation in writing of proof of error
by an employee or his representative.
15.4 Unless by mutual agreement between the General
Chairman and the Officers of the Company, seniority standing
shall not be changed after becoming established by it being
posted for ninety (90) days without protest.
15.5 New employees shall not be regarded as permanent
employees until after six (6) months continuous or accumulative
service. If employed on other than an intermittent basis
and their services are being retained, they shall then rank
on the seniority list from the date first appointed to a
position covered by this agreement. In the meantime, unless
removed for cause which, in the opinion of the Company, renders
him unsuitable for its service, the employee shall be regarded
as coming within the terms of this agreement.
15.6 Employees covered by this agreement whose work is of
an intermittent nature shall upon making application for
permanent employment be classed as a new employee for seniority
purposes.
15.7 Employees promoted to a higher rank beyond the scope
of this agreement shall retain their rights and continue to
accumulate seniority.
15.8 Employees promoted or transferred to other positions
not covered by other wage agreements shall retain their rights
and continue to accumulate seniority in the department and at the
point from which promoted or transferred for a period of not
exceeding six (6) months. In the case of an employee making a
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VANCOUVER, May 22, 1973
J*. Yates. A.
Chiaf. Steward
""Princess" Patricia"
Files 75.ALA^52l.2 iBV1
Beyerlby Bussell and Miss F.A. Barbour will occupy
Cabin lift" on the June 8th sailing to' Skagway and return.
It will be appreciated if you will kindly assign,^.esn
first, meal sitting at the Purser's table.
' Manager •»•■"■ B . C . C jr'S. S .-
RRR'BB
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ARTICLE 15
SENIORITY
n
15.1 Seniority list of all permanent emplovees showing
name and date of seniority from the date appointed in the Pursers'
Department and a seniority list of all permanent employees
showing name and date of seniority from the date appointed as
Chief or Second Steward shall be posted.
15.2 The representative of each group shall be furnished with
a copy of the seniority list when posted„
15.3 Seniority lists shall be revised and posted in August
of each year, and shall be open for correction for a period of
ninety (90) days on presentation in writing of proof of error
by an employee or his representative.
15.4 Unless by mutual agreement between the General
Chairman and the Officers of the Company, seniority standing
shall not be changed after becoming established by it being
posted for ninety (90) days without protest.
15.5 New employees shall not be regarded as permanent
employees until after six (6) months continuous or accumulative
service. If employed on other than an intermittent basis
and their services are being retained, they shall then rank
on the seniority list from the date first appointed to a
position covered by this agreement. In the meantime, unless
removed for cause which., in the opinion of the Company, renders
him unsuitable for its service, the employee shall be regarded
as coming within the terms of this agreement.
15.6 Employees covered by this agreement whose work is of
an intermittent nature shall upon making application for
permanent employment be classed as a new employee for seniority
purposes.
15.7 Employees promoted to a higher rank beyond the scope
of this agreement shall retain their rights and continue to
accumulate seniority.
15.8 Employees promoted or transferred to other positions
not covered by other wage agreements shall retain their rights
and continue to accumulate seniority in the department and at the
point from which promoted or transferred for a period of not
exceeding six (6) months. In the case of an employee making a
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VmCQWm, my 22, 1975. File* achua.clc.vxc,
MR.5.CLC.VAH.
j. Yatee
::.Hr#;i$•&*-- ^sarg«tte..,.-:,M©iitreal
.- MTr. IU COlO*!*** JM60[trwml •
T-.Hr.Kji^jl*:-• Ha».i*r,-.-.-vaBciwver». .
' Further to my letters of May 21st to Mr. will law V,
,.$Bm£pay-» -Canadian. laiiour congress, Vancouver, in eon*
raectionu^ith -.sellective agreeiaeote covering--bccsa,-.
: victorie.:an^-. Veiierwtvar shops, eepleyeee.. ,. ..■.<■ a c^q
.-Fer.-ypar inferwatioo, attached are copies of War. 8w*lloy*»
.letters o.f *t»y.. 7th and May let e^veriog, victor.ie,»^■.:-::...: ■-■^.v
Vrnmsowm^ respectively. ;-..-;.: .-.Ai. .-a yy.
Thia will acknowledge Mr. coloel»©*« File 103.12 of
:M&y.;2$thre«pe«tif*g copy of notice received from the
■...yta.i<oi*.re.^ a'- A
•IJCyL-.:
Manager, ■ S.c.c.3.3.
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ARTICLE 15
I
SENIORITY
15.1 Seniority list of all permanent employees showing
name and date of seniority from the date appointed in the Pursers'
Department and a seniority list of all permanent employees
showing name and date of seniority from the date appointed as
Chief or Second Steward shall be posted.
15.2 The representative of each group shall be furnished with
a copy of the seniority list when posted.
15.3 Seniority lists shall be revised and posted in August
of each year, and shall be open for correction for a period of
ninety (90) days on presentation in writing of proof of error
by an employee or his representative.
15.4 Unless by mutual agreement between the General
Chairman and the Officers of the Company, seniority standing
shall not be changed after becoming established by it being
posted for ninety (90) days without protest.
15.5 New employees shall not be regarded as permanent
employees until after six (6) months continuous or accumulative
service. If employed on other than an intermittent basis
and their services are being retained, they shall then rank
on the seniority list from the date first appointed to a
position covered by this agreement. In the meantime, unless
removed for cause which, in the opinion of the Company, renders
him unsuitable for its service, the employee shall be regarded
as coming within the terms of this agreement.
15.6 Employees covered by this agreement whose work is of
an intermittent nature shall upon making application for
permanent employment be classed as a new employee for seniority
purposes.
15.7 Employees promoted to a higher rank beyond the scope
of this agreement shall retain their rights and continue to
accumulate seniority.
15.8 Employees promoted or transferred to other positions
not covered by other wage agreements shall retain their rights
and continue to accumulate seniority in the department and at the
point from which promoted or transferred for a period of not
exceeding six (6) months. In the case of an employee making a
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VANCOUVER, May 22, 1975. Filet T-75-10
,:: -,c «I..i YateS: :,-, (;;) ./..;..A.%- . A.- ■ ■• .-A JA.v
. :A.-M£.;': J..JI. ''Burchiii-; -i- '\A.
;;.,. PUrS.er:;r: ;.:; • V. ,.;.-.
: - "Princess Patricia"
Reference your recent conversation from PrJLnce iiupert ,
with Mr.- Reid of this office, concerning the Surety B°Od
issued on behalf of your vessel to cover passenger disembarkation in Alaska ports.
particulars of thia Bond are as follows* .f;U ,.
Title* Vessel, Vehicle or Aircraft Bond No. 5150-67-49."
Made rant to Canadian Pacific Limited, amount
$25,000.00, effective March 15, 1975, expires,,
March 14, 1976. Issued by Transamerica; .insursnce...
A; company, 90. Williams, street, NewYork^, N.Y,n3j..,...,...'
,-:,. ..-j, (A California corporation.) ...'
.Tfris' Bond was forwarded by Mr. H.B. Austin*,; Director.:-.of
Oaftoma;'.*£ Transportation IHgltytJsSBt»,': OraSfcdlSJB,FSOJ.jflO-.
Limited, Montreal, to Mr. F.X. Saunders, Director Inspection and Control Division, U.S. Bureau of Customs,
Stg, Albans, Vermont, earlier this year. . In Mr. Saunders*
letter'0',January 17, 1975, his File POM 1| I$Ato oxpc ud
Mr. Austin*: be approved this Bond and stated, 't^^-; .Custosjs
Form 53 was forwarded to their Data Centre foe printout
and distribution to all Inspection points.
.X J.." --...■.;, . . . ..:-■.. „•
A| trust this will clarify any difficulties you may haye ca
experienced at Alaska porta. A „"'. ,,u c
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
LBJ'BB
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ARTICLE 15
SENIORITY
15.1 Seniority list of all permanent employees showing
name and date of seniority from the date appointed in the Pursers'
Department and a seniority list of all permanent employees
showing name and date of seniority from the date appointed as
Chief or Second Steward shall be posted.
15.2 The representative of each group shall be furnished with
a copy of the seniority list when posted.
15.3 Seniority lists shall be revised and posted in August
of each year, and shall be open for correction for a period of
ninety (90) days on presentation in writing of proof of error
by an employee or his representative.
15.4 Unless by mutual agreement between the General
Chairman and the Officers of the Company, seniority standing
shall not be changed after becoming established by it being
posted for ninety (90) days without protest.
15.5 New employees shall not be regarded as permanent
employees until after six (6) months continuous or accumulative
service. If employed on other than an intermittent basis
and their services are being retained, they shall then rank
on the seniority list from the date first appointed to a
position covered by this agreement. In the meantime, unless
removed for cause which, in the opinion of the Company, renders
him unsuitable for its service, the employee shall be regarded
as coming within the terms of this agreement.
15.6 Employees covered by this agreement whose work is of
an intermittent nature shall upon making application for
permanent employment be classed as a new employee for seniority
purposes.
15.7 Employees promoted to a higher rank beyond the scope
of this agreement shall retain their rights and continue to
accumulate seniority.
15.8 Employees promoted or transferred to other positions
not covered by other wage agreements shall retain their rights
and continue to accumulate seniority in the department and at the
point from which promoted or transferred for a period of not
exceeding six (6) months. In the case of an employee making a
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VAUCOUVER, May 22, 1975. File* 75.529.P.
-^Pu^rSW"''' +" •'"COj-',:A - :fA A- -A ■ .:~v;.f.;-:-A, .
;;; - •; chief'"Steward-' " *'L ■ 'r'v 3- """■- ■•-■ -
J^":-*PrinbSss'of'Va'ttcoaver" ; '" ■-..■■■*• .-->■••■•••••: +
-' - 1 ; '
'y-. IW y^&'Mtpfcr^tl&n, there will' be- '60 Studei^#''iaiaid'/;
; teacher*'of'the P^
travelling from Nanaimo 0-BOO May 30th to Vancouver,
;';^A:r%tMrtning 1200 sailing May 31st from Vancouver.
": no apecikl 'arra^em«ntS-: are'requested. ; ■■'•■''■■*-■■
A;;.; -.
, »nSger-*/..B..:C*C,.^.i..., y.yy ■:■■„,;■ u^. : ' y. .,■_,". "...;. ■;:,-■• ,!,.
"- ' ^rrR'bb"'-0'^ ■■;'■ f— l-;;- ;: ' -; \ ;f"' '- ''"*"-.;';'; '"•'"'; ;• *;'
?:; ::;bc>;'' Mr• ** 'Robinson -'''Conversation dsi;*'.^'*7''"-'*- ;""*"/"
^-A- Mr; L^V:Arwstroag-- - For-'yoir'informationi';''!JI'''':';-:
. ry-JT^-c
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ARTICLE 15
SENIORITY
15.1 Seniority list of all permanent employees showing
name and date of seniority from the date appointed in the Pursers'
Department and a seniority list of all permanent employees
showing name and date of seniority from the date appointed as
Chief or Second Steward shall be posted.
15.2 The representative of each group shall be furnished with
a copy of the seniority list when posted.
15.3 Seniority lists shall be revised and posted in August
of each year, and shall be open for correction for a period of
ninety (90) days on presentation in writing of proof of error
by an employee or his representative.
15.4 Unless by mutual agreement between the General
Chairman and the Officers of the Company, seniority standing
shall not be changed after becoming established by it being
posted for ninety (90) days without protest.
15.5 New employees shall not be regarded as permanent
employees until after six (6) months continuous or accumulative
service. If employed on other than an intermittent basis
and their services are being retained, they shall then rank
on the seniority list from the date first appointed to a
position covered by this agreement. In the meantime, unless
removed for cause which, in the opinion of the Company, renders
him unsuitable for its service, the employee shall be regarded
as coming within the terms of this agreement.
15.6 Employees covered by this agreement whose work is of
an intermittent nature shall upon making application for
permanent employment be classed as a new employee for seniority
purposes.
15.7 Employees promoted to a higher rank beyond the scope
of this agreement shall retain their rights and continue to
accumulate seniority.
15.8 Employees promoted or transferred to other positions
not covered by other wage agreements shall retain their rights
and continue to accumulate seniority in the department and at the
point from which promoted or transferred for a period of not
exceeding six (6) months. In the case of an employee making a
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■ '"J•;'•-■ File 'NO.:;75-.529.c.
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Mra> V. Moore
767 Shaw Avenue
Coquitlam, B.C.
,: -..'.',;.:.. ;i
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HUH
Dear; Mrs';'; Moore */•' ""';5" •';'"'
With reference to conversation date, we are "pleased
to enclose tickets covering dance cruise on the A
"Prihcess of Vancouver" Saturday, June 14th. ' ;
wishing you a pleasant voyage, "
Yours very truly,
: J- v.. i.J■ > j 1.4\J,
'J.-YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S;
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ARTICLE 15
SENIORITY
15.1 Seniority list of all permanent employees showing
name and date of seniority from the date appointed in the Pursers'
Department and a seniority list of all permanent employees
showing name and date of seniority from the date appointed as
Chief or Second Steward shall be posted.
15.2 The representative of each group shall be furnished with
a copy of the seniority list when posted.
15.3 Seniority lists shall be revised and posted in August
of each year, and shall be open for correction for a period of
ninety (90) days on presentation in writing of proof of error
by an employee or his representative.
15.4 Unless by mutual agreement between the General
Chairman and the Officers of the Company, seniority standing
shall not be changed after becoming established by it being
posted for ninety (90) days without protest.
15.5 New employees shall not be regarded as permanent
employees until after six (6) months continuous or accumulative
service. If employed on other than an intermittent basis
and their services are being retained, they shall then rank
on the seniority list from the date first appointed to a
position covered by this agreement. In the meantime, unless
removed for cause which, in the opinion of the Company, renders
him unsuitable for its service, the employee shall be regarded
as coming within the terms of this agreement.
15.6 Employees covered by this agreement whose work is of
an intermittent nature shall upon making application for
permanent employment be classed as a new employee for seniority
purposes.
15.7 Employees promoted to a higher rank beyond the scope
of this agreement shall retain their rights and continue to
accumulate seniority.
15.8 Employees promoted or transferred to other positions
not covered by other wage agreements shall retain their rights
and continue to accumulate seniority in the department and at the
point from which promoted or transferred for a period of not
exceeding six (6) months. In the case of an employee making a
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CANADIAN PACIFIC LIMITED
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
VANCOUVER, May 22, 197 5.
SUPPLEMENT NO. 1 TO
TRANSPORTATION NOTICE NUMBER 3/75
File No. 75.GEN^529.G
SPECIAL CHARTER "PRINCESS OF VANCOUVER" BY GRANSON YACHT CHARTERS LTD,
MOWS SOUND CRUISE, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1975 __
Messrs. F.W. Atkinson (3)
L.G. Armstrong (3)
E. Robinson (2)
A.A. Faulkner (3)
C.A. Aitken (1)
Master, "Px-incess of Vancouver'' (1)
Purser, "Princess of Vancouver" (2)
Chf.Stwd., "Princess of Vancouver" (3)
Master, "Carrier Princess" (1)
Chf. Stwd., "Carrier Princess" (1)
Please note this charter is now CANCELLED and the "Princess of Vancouver" will resume normal schedule evening of May 24th, 2000 to
Nanaimo, returning 2 400.
"Carrier Princess" will not be required for these sailings to
Nanaimo May 24th as originally indicated.
All please note.
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
cc. Mr. R.A. Ferguson )
Mr. J.G. Shave )
For your information.
f,
May 22, 1975
File: 450326
Mr. J.M. Robert
Administrator
Canadian Seafarers Welfare Plen
634 St-Jacques
Montreal 101, Quebec
Dear Mr. Robert:
I am returning herewith doctor's bill forwarded with your
letter of May 9, 1975, concerning treatment to Mr. Andre Leroux
on March 25 and 26, 1975.
Mr. Leroux did not join this Company's service until April 7,
1975, and the "Princess Patricia" does not, in fact, operate
south of Vancouver, B.C.
For your records, will you kindly note that Mr. H. Tyson retired
in 1973 and I am the present Manager of this department.
Yours truly,
J. YATES,
Manager,
g.ccs.s.
HLH/jb
P.S. Mr. Leroux resigned from our services effective Mlyy8, 1975,
and his whereabouts are unknown.
IA
TO Bt \vm
Ma
VANCOUVER, May 21, 1975
J. Yates
nager
Manager
bXc.s.s
"Marine Supennte
B7C.C.S5,
ndenti
i v im ....
Superintendent Engineer
Mr. M.D. Heal,
Chief Engineer,
PRINCESS OF VANCOUVER
—4,
CSe^T5uSi»pL
T^naraperintend^
Mcoun^anL-—-—
Office Manaaer_
_ Office •■ff\oio«r^r _._
Further to ay letter of May 16^J£235^~-*equestihg statements of
witnesses,T. Nakatsu and P. Mah,in connection with back injury
sustained by C. CAPUTO, on March 5, 1975.
In your reply you advised "there were no witnesses as stated on
Company Form B.C.C.S.8." At requeat of the Claims Department,
Mr. Caputo completed a Back Questionnaire. In the Questionnaire
he named T. Nakatsu and P. Mah as witnesses to the accident.
•Will you kindly ask these gentlemen to supply statements as
requested. If they deny all knowledge, please let me know this
also.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
VANCOUVER, May 21, 1975 File: 315508
J. Yates
Mr. S.R. Chagnon,
Montreal
R«s D. Bertlett. #315508. S.I.No. 701-379-729
The above mentioned employee would like to know the amount
of his pension plus level option if he retired on August 1, 1975,
at the age of 60. Will you kindly advise.
This is one of the employees effected by the withdrawal from
service of our vessel the "Princess Marguerite" which resulted
in the closing down of our facilities at Victoria, so would
appreciate an early reply.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
:(.!.■;
May 21*1975.;
A ■-■ j-ja: c- '. .- , c. -. ■-
rile NOa 341
Mr. N. Sigsworth
Regional Director--* yy.yyy.,. a--
Marine safety Regulations Branch {western)
Ministry1 of Transport';- i"-a. -iA-^-
700 Wi Georgia St. -^ ;.^/a. .
Vancouver, B.C.
"Dear'-- Mr. Sigswortht 'X *.A:'''••■■-- ■f-:;------
An agreement has been arranged between B.C. Coast
•• Steamship' Service and Incan - Ships-- of. - Montreal1,- -where-- >'>•>
by .BiCC.S.S* will charter the MiV. *lncan St* Leurenfj
for a period of five months from JUne 1975.
IS* order that the vessel will meet the physical iand
operational requirements necessary to carry rail cars
from Surrey Delta dock in the Ifcaser River to Whlttier,
Alaska, vie the inside passage to cape Spencer, proposed modifications to the ship are outlined belowt
M(a) Remove existing hull sponsons port and starboard
■-■-;aft,-- A- -■ A: ;-.-..■■ -...., n.'.-;y,
(b) Reconfigure rail trade ends aft to match existing'",",
ramps. ' ' ' '"■ ''"T'.'.".. :"7 '
(c) Install a stores handling davit port quarter upper
>.A A^<JeCk'i-:- '•] • -L.-.A' -.-'i-' .-.> - '.:■'-; A-'-'-'-' " A;..-CGL..:.K^.;
(d)Fit additional rail car tie-down arrangements.
(e): A Relocate fuel oil filling line to portside of rail
deck.
<f) Fit additional life rafts.
(g) Make alterations to living spaces to accommodate a
crew of 14.
(h) Alter transom step to fit dock ramp.
,
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ARTICLE 20 (contd.)
uniform regular dues payment of the Organization signatory
hereto, covering the position in which the employee concerned
is engaged. The amount to be deducted shall not be changed
during the term of this Agreement, except to conform with
a change in the amount of regular dues of the Organization in
accordance with its constitutional provisions. The provisions
of this Article shall be applicable on receipt by the Company
of notice in writing from the Organization of the amount of
regular monthly dues.
20.3 Employees filling positions of a supervisory or
confidential nature not subject to all the rules of the
Agreement as may be mutually agreed between the designated
Officers of the Company and of the Organization, shall
be excepted from dues deducted.
20.4 Membership in the Organization signatory hereto shall
be available to any employee eligible under the constitution
cf the Organization upon payment of the initiation or
reinstatement fee uniformly required of all other such
applicants by the local lodge or division concerned. Membership shall not be denied for reasons of race, national origin,
colour or religion.
20.5 Deductions shall commence on the payroll for the last
pay period which contains the 24th day of the calendar month
following the completion of thirty (30) calendar days after
date of first service in a position subject to this Agreement.
20.6 If the wages of an employee payable on the payroll for
the last pay period which contains the 24th day of the month
are insufficient to permit the deduction of the full amount of
dues, no such deduction shall be made from the wages of such
employee by the Company in such month. The Company shall not,
because the employee did not have sufficient wages payable to
him on the designated payroll, carry forward and deduct from
any subsequent wages the dues not deducted in the earlier month.
20.7 Only payroll deAuctions now or hereafter required by
law, deductions of monies due or owing the Company, pension
deductions and deductions for provident funds shall be made
from wages prior to the deduction of dues.
20.8 The amounts of dues so deducted from wages, accompanied
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2.
With respect to Item (g), it is requested approval
may be granted to fit an industriaL-approved two-man
prevfafe f i®eping unit with w/c facilities, to the ■
upjpeir.-.. desk aft of the accomodation house, end con-..;-
vert;rtbe existing crew recreation room into two :
sleeping rooms so that each crew member may be acconmio-
deted in a single-berth cabin. .-:-.,:- ...■>£.
*■'+•
It ia proposed to have the above-mentioned .mpdlfica^
tioxjs completed and the vessel in service as, of JUne
2, 1975, subjact to the necessary approval .and
certifications,..,. ;- .-.
Yours very truly,
... lj :'j AL '.'.'. 1 Y .'"..
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
ANC'BB
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ARTICLE 20 (contd.)
uniform regular dues payment of the Organization signatory
hereto, covering the position in which the employee concerned
is engaged. The amount to be deducted shall not be changed
during the term of this Agreement, except to conform with
a change in the amount of regular dues of the Organization in
accordance with its constitutional provisions. The provisions
of this Article shall be applicable on receipt by the Company
of notice in writing from the Organization of the amount of
regular monthly dues.
20.3 Employees filling positions of a supervisory or
confidential nature not subject to all the rules of the
Agreement as may be mutually agreed between the designated
Officers of the Company and of the Organization, shall
be excepted from dues deducted.
20.4 Membership in the Organization signatory hereto shall
be available to any employee eligible under the constitution
cf the Organization upon payment of the initiation or
reinstatement fee uniformly required of all other such
applicants by the local lodge or division concerned. Membership shall not be denied for reasons of race, national origin,
colour or religion.
20.5 Deductions shall commence on the payroll for the last
pay period which contains the 24th day of the calendar month
following the completion of thirty (30) calendar days after
date of first service in a position subject to this Agreement.
20.6 If the wages of an employee payable on the payroll for
the last pay period which contains the 24th day of the month
are insufficient to permit the deduction of the full amount of
dues, no such deduction shall be made from the wages of such
employee by the Company in such month. The Company shall not,
because the employee did not have sufficient wages payable to
him on the designated payroll, carry forward and deduct from
any subsequent wages the dues not deducted in the earlier month.
20.7 Only payroll deAuctions now or hereafter required by
law, deductions of monies due or owing the Company, pension •
deductions and deductions for provident funds shall be made
from wages prior to the deduction of dues.
20.8 The amounts of dues so deducted from wages, accompanied
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.
May 21, 1975.
File NO. AOR.1.CMSG.
'Capi. A.w. Davis
Secretary-Treasurer ■"
Canadian Merchant Service Guild
Western Branch
; 230 West Broadly
Vancouver, B.C.
V5Y 1P7
.::..<■; :.'■; ai.
C .1.
oy
'tjear capt, Davist \ "'"" *'*\'--y "'^'"V:A
Attached is list of leave days as of May 1, 1975,
in accordance with the requirements of the new
Agreement, -a----- ■■>■■■>■<
Yours very truly, a.-.. ...-.:-...,,-..... ..>.:* ■
J. YATES
■Manager,' BiC.C.S.S.
JY'BB
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J'6C\
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ARTICLE 20 (contd.)
uniform regular dues payment of the Organization signatory
hereto, covering the position in which the employee concerned
is engaged. The amount to be deducted shall not be changed
during the term of this Agreement, except to conform with
a change in the amount of regular dues of the Organization in
accordance with its constitutional provisions. The provisions
of this Article shall be applicable on receipt by the Company
of notice in writing from the Organization of the amount of
regular monthly dues„
20.3 Employees filling positions of a supervisory or
confidential nature not subject to all the rules of the
Agreement as may be mutually agreed between the designated
Officers of the Company and of the Organization, shall
be excepted from dues deducted.
20.4 Membership in the Organization signatory hereto shall
be available to any employee eligible under the constitution
cf the Organization upon payment of the initiation or
reinstatement fee uniformly required of all other such
applicants by the local lodge or division concerned. Membership shall not be denied for reasons of race, national origin,
colour or religion.
20.5 Deductions shall commence on the payroll for the last
pay period which contains the 24th day of the calendar month
following the completion of thirty (30) calendar days after
date of first service in a position subject to this Agreement.
20.6 If the wages of an employee payable on the payroll for
the last pay period v*hich contains the 24th day of the month
are insufficient to permit the deduction of the full amount of
dues, no such deduction shall be made from the wages of such
employee by the Company in such month,, The Company shall not,
because the employee did not have sufficient wages payable to
him on the designated payroll, carry forward and deduct from
any subsequent wages the dues not deducted in the earlier month.
20.7 Only payroll de actions now or hereafter required by
law, deductions of monies due or owing the Company, pension
deductions and deductions for provident funds shall be made
from wages prior to the deduction of dues.
20.8 The amounts of dues so deducted from wages, accompanied
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M»Y- ;-3Mk-'•JL97S • :...--
-File--NO. A«a.6.CLC,VlC,
Mr* William V. saalley
.itepreaeotative ......
-Canadian .-labour congress,
112 gast 6th Avenue
Vancouver 10, B.C.
Dear Mr,, Saelley.-t- ..... , .--.hra.-.■-■"; --r!A- ':?-..
: This willacknowledge .your,..-letter.-of .May - -7*h;..:in.:.cG£**» ~.
:-«ectiQn: with ..collective agreessent..'between,,Car»di#*i Ah.
Pacific Ltd. and CPR- BCCS Maintenance, Workers,, Federal,
union, local 493, c.L.c
..Wli.1tle«-,as,,you..know, our. entire Victoria.. ,-o|>©rfifc-loi>, ha*.
-, been, dosed- .down with- .the. sale -o-f -the . "Frlnceaa,,-..-!r rry
...Marguerite,-* J .think we should get. together- -aa '.aoon.mm
possible to discuss any matters that may be outstanding . aa far ■«■«■ personnel:represented ■ by- your - organi^a.r1.-
tilon■ is ...concerned•■ .:...., .. ~., f ,.,;.,.
. Your*-. very ,%w 1 y»
J. YATS3
HmHif<yt 1«C«C.I»6, ,,
, JY'BB-","
-'■bci:A'Hc.;.:'BwD4 Margetts, Montreal.
Mr. R.-Coloslmo, Montreal. ■
Mr. L.J. Masur, Vancouver.
^'
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ARTICLE 20 (contd.)
uniform regular dues payment of the Organization signatory
hereto, covering the position in which the employee concerned
is engaged. The amount to be -'.educted shall not be changed
during the term of this Agreement, except to conform with
a change in the amount of regular dues of the Organization in
accordance with its constitutional provisions. The provisions
of this Article shall be applicable on receipt by the Company
of notice in writing from the Organization of the amount of
regular monthly dues.
20.3 Employees filling positions of a supervisory or
confidential nature not subject to all the rules of the
Agreement as may be mutually agreed between the designated
Officers of the Company and of the Organization, 3hall
be excepted from dues deducted.
20.4 Membership in the Organization signatory hereto shall
be available to any employee eligible under the constitution
cf the Organization upon payment of the initiation or
reinstatement fee uniformly required of all other such
applicants by the local lodge or division concerned. Membership shall not be denied for reasons of race, national origin,
colour or religion.
20.5 Deductions shall commence on the payroll for the last
pay period which contains the 24th day of the calendar month
following the completion of thirty (30) calendar days after
date of first service in a position subject to this Agreement.
20.6 If the wages of an employee payable on the payroll for
the last pay period vfhich contains the 24th day of the month
are insufficient to permit the deduction of the full amount of
dues, no such deduction shall be made from the wages of such
employee by the Company in such month. The Company shall not,
because the employee did not have sufficient wages payable to
him on the designated payroll, carry forward and deduct from
any subsequent wages the dues not deducted in the earlier month.
20.7 Only payroll de Auctions now or hereafter required by
law, deductions of monies due or owing the Company, pension
deductions and deductions for provident funds shall be made
from wages prior to the deduction of dues.
20.8 The amounts of dues so deducted from wages, accompanied
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May 21r 1975.
Fil* S»* ACR.S.CLC.VAlf,
Mr... Will lam V . 3ms 1 ley.
; ^s^reeeir^t 1 ve'"
'^i^aisn'LaboUr' Oanglr«BS';
'll2'':'8».st'A6th Avenue •
Vancouver*&# B.C.
Dear 'Mr. Smalley*
;tftle' will; "acknowledge''your; letter of 'May; 1st in'"con* ■
•'nection with collective- agreement between Canadian ;
'Faclfie Ltd* and vanooivsar'CPR Shipyard"Workers *ri
'tJni^B,':'iocai 1S52, c.L.c- ';;; ,c ^"'ll-'"'\'"\.
When your propose la for' amendment are iaMlltoAa ffifr"'*"
:can arrange for an early meeting. J '-A---r-' '''^A'-^
Yours very truly.
j. MM
Manager, B.c.c.3.3.
JY'BB
;-hc.y ...Mr. B.D. Margette,; Montreal.
Mr. R. Colosimo, Montreal.
Mr. L • J. Masur, -Vancouver.* ,
[TCI <-;-. I »',
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ARTICLE 20 (contd.)
uniform regular dues payment of the Organization signatory
hereto, covering the position in which the employee concerned
is engaged. The amount to be A.educted shall not be changed
during the term of this Agreement, except to conform with
a change in the amount of regular dues of the Organization in
accordance with its constitutional provisions. The provisions
of this Article shall be applicable on receipt by the Company
of notice in writing from the Organization of the amount of
regular monthly dues«,
20.3 Employees filling positions of a supervisory or
confidential nature not subject to all the rules of the
Agreement as may be mutually agreed between the designated
Officers of the Company and of the Organization, shall
be excepted from dues deducted.
20.4 Membership in the Organization signatory hereto shall
be available to any employee eligible under the constitution
cf the Organization upon payment of the initiation or
reinstatement fee uniformly required of all other such
applicants by the local lodge or division concerned. Membership shall not be denied for reasons of race, national origin,
colour or religion.
20.5 Deductions shall commence on the payroll for the last
pay period which contains the 24th day of the calendar month
following the completion of thirty (30) calendar days after
date of first service in a position subject to this Agreement.
20.6 If the wages of an employee payable on the payroll for
the last pay period which contains the 24th day of the month
are insufficient to permit the deduction of the full amount of
dues, no such deduction shall be made from the wages of such
employee by the Company in such month. The Company shall not,
because the employee did not have sufficient wages payable to
him on the designated payroll, carry forward and deduct from
any subsequent wages the dues not deducted in the earlier month.
20.7 Only payroll de actions now or hereafter required by
law, deductions of monies due or owing the Company, pension
deductions and deductions for provident funds shall be made
from wages prior to the deduction of dues.
20.8 The amounts of dues so deducted from wages, accompanied
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May 21> 1975>
Pile No. ASR.l.CMSG,.
}*.-: Capt..,iJ^E.S.; Bragg-.
Business Agent
A o .Canadian Merchant Service Guild
•A;.-... Western Branch-
>)a; -j £30;.Peat Broadway;
:■; ac Vancouver,.- B.C.
xwV5Y.ll
Dear Capt. Braggt
This has reference to your registered letter Of May
7th and subsequent conversations regarding the trainr
; ship• M..V. "Incan St. Laurent" and recommended
modifications.. ;..;.
You will appreciate that this vessel will be on a
[five-month or less charter to us, and also, we are
anxious to get the vessel into operation as quickly
as possible. Every effort will be made to attend to ,
the comfort of the officers and crew. However, as if
this is a summer operation, in the event that the
Oharter is extended or the vessel is retained, on tjnle.
coast in another service for ua, changes will, be;made.
which I trust would be satisfactory... to all., concerned*
Thank you for your suggestions and interest in this
matter.
Yours very truly.
J. YATES
Manager, ■*<?• C .S. S.
JY'BB
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ARTICLE 20 (contd.)
uniform regular dues payment of the Organization signatory
hereto, covering the position in which the employee concerned
is engaged. The amount to be deducted shall not be changed
during the term of this Agreement, except to conform with
a change in the amount of regular dues of the Organization in
accordance with its constitutional provisions. The provisions
of this Article shall be applicable on receipt by the Company
of notice in writing from the Organization of the amount of
regular monthly dues„
20.3 Employees filling positions of a supervisory or
confidential nature not subject to all the rules of the
Agreement as may be mutually agreed between the designated
Officers of the Company and of the Organization, shall
be excepted from dues deducted.
20.4 Membership in the Organization signatory hereto shall
be available to any employee eligible under the constitution
cf the Organization upon payment of the initiation or
reinstatement fee uniformly required of all other such
applicants by the local lodge or division concerned. Membership shall not be denied for reasons of race, national origin,
colour or religion.
20.5 Deductions shall commence on the payroll for the last
pay period which contains the 24th day of the calendar month
following the completion of thirty (30) calendar days after
date of first service in a position subject to this Agreement.
20.6 If the wages of an employee payable on the payroll for
the last pay period which contains the 24th day of the month
are insufficient to permit the deduction of the full amount of
dues, no such deduction shall be made from the wages of such
employee by the Company in such month. The Company shall not,
because the employee did not have sufficient wages payable to
him on the designated payroll, carry forward and deduct from
any subsequent wages the dues not deducted in the earlier month,
20.7 Only payroll do actions now or hereafter required by
law, deductions of monies due or owing the Company, pension
deductions and deductions for provident funds shall be made
from wages prior to the deduction of dues.
20.8
The amounts of dues so deducted from wages, accompanied
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VANCOUVER. May 21, 197Sk File: 470102
Mm..\%mm\m\.-\.
;Master.;:. -
."carrier'.. Princess*'
I am in receipt of a submission for -a .-.considerable^ amount
of; overtiiaa from Mr. R. Vivian, Second Of fleer:, baaed on
the claim he was required to steer the ship while in the
.'berth at-Swartz Bay.
: lit. is"the' responsibility of the Master.- to-v'salnte'ln tfteu.n
ship an berth whilst engines are running* The Officer j ■
on watch is to keep his watch on the cargo deck during
loading/Unloading operations, unless, due to some -.as**. .-.,<<.;
tenuating circumstance, he... is, required to.-perform-:thia-::,.,-:
I am given to understand that Mr. Vivian assumed the
need to steer the ship on berth was part of his duties.
This is -an erroneous assuRf>tion, and therefore, ^unlessj■■..a-
he-,was.'', specifically, directed to performthis,.require-,,.-0.,„..
went, I am refuting his claim for overtime, as submitted.
Yfqur; ccpsnents are solici*ted. ;.....-,..-. .^
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
ANC'BB ■■■
cc. Mr. R. Vivian
Second officer
"Carrier Princess"
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ARTICLE 20 (contd.)
uniform regular dues payment of the Organization signatory
hereto, covering the position in which the employee concerned
is engaged. The amount to be deducted shall not be changed
during the term of this Agreement, except to conform with
a change in the amount of regular dues of the Organization in
accordance with its constitutional provisions. The provisions
of this Article shall be applicable on receipt by the Company
of notice in writing from the Organization of the amount of
regular monthly dues.
20.3 Employees filling positions of a supervisory or
confidential nature not subject to all the rules of the
Agreement as may be mutually agreed between the designated
Officers of the Company and of the Organization, shall
be excepted from dues deducted.
20.4 Membership in the Organization signatory hereto shall
be available to any employee eligible under the constitution
cf the Organization upon payment of the initiation or
reinstatement fee uniformly required of all other such
applicants by the local lodge or division concerned. Membership shall not be denied for reasons of race, national origin,
colour or religion.
20.5 Deductions shall commence on the payroll for the last
pay period which contains the 24th day of the calendar month
following the completion of thirty (30) calendar days after
date of first service in a position subject to this Agreement.
20.6 If the wages of an employee payable on the payroll for
the last pay period which contains the 24th day of the month
are insufficient to permit the deduction of the full amount of
dues, no such deduction shall be made from the wages of such
employee by the Company in such month. The Company shall not,
because the employee did not have sufficient wages payable to
him on the designated payroll, carry forward and deduct from
any subsequent wages the dues not deducted in the earlier month,
20.7 Only payroll de actions now or hereafter required by
law, deductions of monies due or owing the Company, pension
deductions and deductions for provident funds shall be made
from wages prior to the deduction of dues.
20.8
The amounts of dues so deducted from wages, accompanied
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VANCOUVER* May 21,n1975.
'J-.'-YateS'"-
I AMK.3.41U.
Mr. W. Robinson
Third- ioffic'erA'AX. ., A. A,
"Princess of Vancouver"
■■! The attached overtime sheets are returned to you for
a clarification aa'-'notedi <■ *'.••,. ' ;-;<a.a-^j/: u...
:.. .L.o J«- »-* *-' •
O'Brien - May 10th - Presumably on the 4-8 watch.
- .Penalty meal hour is questioned in that
ata midday meal hoUir spans this period.A '^w
POcklington - April 22nd - An: explanation^ !•'< required
s.-c .to justify one hour's Overtime for performing seaman's duties whilst on 8-12 watch.
:yyi: :,.,..
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
'''ANC%B'
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ARTICLE 19 (contd.)
19.4 The right of appeal by employees or representative
employees in regular order of succession and in the manner
prescribed, up to and inclusive of the highest officer
designated by the Company to whom appeal may be made, is
hereby established.
19.5 Disputes which are not settled in accordance with the
grievance procedure may be referred by either party to the
Canadian Railway Office of Arbitration for final and binding
settlement.
19.6 Prior to the adjudication or final disposition of
any grievance by negotiation between the representatives of
employees and the highest designated officer of the Company,
there shall neither be a shut-down by the Company nor a
suspension of work by the employees.
19.7 An employee, on request, shall be given a letter
stating the cause of discipline. A transcript of evidence
taken at the investigation or on the appeal shall be
furnished on request to the employee or representative
employee.
19.8 If the final decision decrees that charges against
the employee were not sustained,the record shall be
cleared of the charges; if suspended or dismissed, the
employee shall be returned to former position and paid for
all time lost.
19.9 Committees of employees shall be granted leave of
absence and free transportation for adjustment of differences
between the Company and the employees.
ARTICLE 20
VOLUNTARY DEDUCTION OF UNIFORM MONTHLY UNION DUES
20.1 The Company shall deduct on the payroll for the
pay period which contains the 24th day of each month from
wages due and payable to each employee coming within the
scope of this Agreement, an amount equivalent to the uniform
monthly union dues, subject to the conditions and exceptions
set forth hereunder:-
20.2
The amount to be deducted shall be equivalent to the
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May 21, 1975.
File SO. 466765
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Mr. Malcolm B. Pearson
2704 West 24th Ave.
-Vancouver*--B.C.--;--.'
Dear Mr. Pearson:
k •«;••'--
• *.,■ -..,-.- c
;i;''Yourxletter'of May-'-lfith ia^received.: A'-^ '-■-'-: ■'-*
-Permit ma to %xprees my appreciation for thevmanner
in which you conducted your person and your duties
whilst employed in our service.
-a I; regret-1 am unable to grant you leave of absence
:-A-.;:.."as:'- riequeat-ed-i-1" but would- be- most 'pleased--to acdept
lax your application for; rer-employmentas- opportunity ;! c
Xi permits., at any time-in the future. Aa .„!. ■•-< yyy-v::.
;.,.Good;luck and good health in your present endeavour.
Yours very truly, y y . ■ ,...:•:;-;;;.:.;:yy ■-,£?.■.>. c-
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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ARTICLE 19 (contd.)
19.4 The right of appeal by employees or representative
employees in regular order of succession and in the manner
prescribed, up to and inclusive of the highest officer
designated by the Company to whom appeal may be made, is
hereby established.
19.5 Disputes which are not settled in accordance with the
grievance procedure may be referred by either party to the
Canadian Railway Office of Arbitration for final and binding
settlement.
19.6 Prior to the adjudication or final disposition of
any grievance by negotiation between the representatives of
employees and the highest designated officer of the Company,
there shall neither be a shut-down by the Company nor a
suspension of work by the employees.
19.7 An employee, on request, shall be given a letter
stating the cause of discipline. A transcript of evidence
taken at the investigation or on the appeal shall be
furnished on request to the employee or representative
employee.
19.8 If the final decision decrees that charges against
the employee were not sustained,the record shall be
cleared of the charges; if suspended or dismissed, the
employee shall be returned to former position and paid for
all time lost.
19.9 Committees of employees shall be granted leave of
absence and free transportation for adjustment of differences
between the Company and the employees.
ARTICLE 20
VOLUNTARY DEDUCTION OF UNIFORM MONTHLY UNION DUES
20.1 The Company shall deduct on the payroll for the
pay period which contains the 24th day of each month from
wages due and payable to each employee coming within the
scope of this Agreement, an amount equivalent to the uniform
monthly union dues, subject to the conditions and exceptions
set forth hereunder;-
20.2
The amount to be deducted shall be equivalent to the
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21, 1975.
File No. AGR.2.SIU.GEN.
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AMr.J, Hoigate, _._ ,,..,.,., .,,,,., , ,
S ea farers* International Union of Canada y\, "'..
'''837'l'K;bner'Street " ""'.'; "' "' . \}
Vancouver, B^C1.., ._. ' ,;.'.".'"] .'""' . i"..." .'"',,■■ '."■'."'? '..'..."'.
Dear Mr. Hoigate*
'3A..A .-.;.• A u A;.- i_>! .'.J.'.-.Tf ■_■ i "'•■.'. ": .■■'.'. ■->■ :•'.. "-A^-i-L «■'.:'• U.j." '.'AAA AS
'.',' t", Tl*i9 ^es"'re'f erenbe'.'.' to.' Our'.' meat ing .this'" morning a . in
"' *" ■*' which' . you " drew my"attention to' a'" number"', of ^queries"
and complaints from your1 membership on board the" v
"Princess of Vancouver."
1 "'"* Please be assured that these matters will receive
my prompt attention, and I shall keep you advised
as to the action taken.
. IV
'Yours very truly.
J. YATES
Manager/ B.C.C.S.S,
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ARTICLE 19 (contd.)
19.4 The right of appeal by employees or representative
employees in regular order of succession and in the manner
prescribed, up to and inclusive of the highest officer
designated by the Company to whom appeal may be made, is
hereby established.
19.5 Disputes which are not settled in accordance with the
grievance procedure may be referred by either party to the
Canadian Railway Office of Arbitration for final and binding
settlement.
19.6 Prior to the adjudication or final disposition of
any grievance by negotiation between the representatives of
employees and the highest designated officer of the Company,
there shall neither be a shut-down by the Company nor a
suspension of work by the employees.
19.7 An employee, on request, shall be given a letter
stating the cause of discipline. A transcript of evidence
taken at the investigation or on the appeal shall be
furnished on request to the employee or representative
employee.
19.8 If the final decision decrees that charges against
the employee were not sustained,the record shall be
cleared of the charges; if suspended or dismissed, the
employee shall be returned to former position and paid for
all time lost.
19.9 Committees of employees shall be granted leave of
absence and free transportation for adjustment of differences
between the Company and the employees.
ARTICLE 20
VOLUNTARY DEDUCTION OF UNIFORM MONTHLY UNION DUES
20.1 The Company shall deduct on the payroll for the
pay period which contains the 24th day of each month from
wages due and payable to each employee coming within the
scope of this Agreement, an amount equivalent to the uniform
monthly union dues, subject to the conditions and exceptions
set forth hereunder;-
20.2 The amount to be deducted shall be equivalent to the
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Purs-ear
Chief steward
f*»iit&i** ;;0F --l/ancoUver*'
File i T-75-101O-A
Mr. L.G. Armstrong-
Mr. S.-Robinson ;"
fW.PW
''flu*":to:-complaints received' frOM'paaaengers concerning-
dege-+iiiich:' have been- •tethered' satfei" u^per cat--Beck',- -
'^please-'"be"-advised-;that hereafter dogs -and/or-cats-and
other-***** w&li fatly be handled to peoMtqsm* tflfce*:.
no biles, or when on leash:.' they -may lie tethered on the
Lower oat Deck only.
'Ticket Agents":an& their staffs -east advise passengers■•
accord in#iy-•■ wfcen- sal 1 lag "transportation- '-to: those" witlv
dofs,-"-and"-Purser is to-adviss'"-passengers;:accordingly''"'
when coming ©a board Ship. - ■-.-•-/nic
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Manager* B.C.C.S.S.
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ARTICLE 19 (contd.)
19.4 The right of appeal by employees or representative
employees in regular order of succession and in the manner
prescribed, up to and inclusive of the highest officer
designated by the Company to whom appeal may be made, is
hereby established.
19.5 Disputes which are not settled in accordance with the
grievance procedure may be referred by either party to the
Canadian Railway Office of Arbitration for final and binding
settlement.
19.6 Prior to the adjudication or final disposition of
any grievance by negotiation between the representatives of
employees and the highest designated officer of the Company,
there shall neither be a shut-down by the Company nor a
suspension of work by the employees.
19.7 An employee, on request, shall be given a letter
stating the cause of discipline. A transcript of evidence
taken at the investigation or on the appeal shall be
furnished on request to the employee or representative
employee.
19.8 If the final decision decrees that charges against
the employee were not sustained,the record shall be
cleared of the charges; if suspended or dismissed, the
employee shall be returned to former position and paid for
all time lost.
19.9 Committees of employees shall be granted leave of
absence and free transportation for adjustment of differences
between the Company and the employees.
ARTICLE 20
VOLUNTARY DEDUCTION OF UNIFORM MONTHLY UNION DUES
20.1 The Company shall deduct on the payroll for the
pay period which contains the 24th day of each month from
wages due and payable to each employee coming within the
scope of this Agreement, an amount equivalent to the uniform
monthly union dues, subject to the conditions and exceptions
set forth hereunder;-
20.2 The amount to be deducted shall be equivalent to the
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"'J.' .Yates
File: T-75-1010-A
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r;Purser"/':
'Chief 'Steward'
"Princess''"of Vancouver"'
^e have entered Into an arrangement with Grahsbh Yacht
Charters Ltd. for the handling 'of gifoup and! individual
business', in charter- service' for Howe Sourid cruisea-V" u""°
evening dance cruises, arid day excursions. jl'ivijl-
to Purser
Ift this connection we are attaching saraple tickets/which
"will;;be -pr^serttied "for the respective-occasion.'_'" /;"''*'".
A -Ticket is tb be used for Howe Sound Cruise when the ;
"Princess of Vancouver" is chartered to Granscat Yacht
Chax*ters Ltd. Left-hand coupon is to be detached
"'"and used for passenger count.
B'-'This ticket" will" b&: used'"fdr even ing da rice cruises \o
' •■ Nanaimo on regular '"'sdheduled departure2000''to -Nanaimo;
returning midnight. Left-hand coupon is to be lifted
'■";J-'"'-and used to determine passenger count in group.
Dinner menu portion is to be detached for evening
meal, and right-hand coupon is to be used for Sidbarka-
tion at Nanaimo, should passengiers go; ashore wftrleV ~
': Ship' ia irt port. '" - '/vGC";" -ocy.yyyyyy.^
C ^ This ticket is to be used for day excursion purposes
to Nanaimo and return. The left-hand portion of the
ticket is to be lifted for round-trip transportation.
The right-hand coupon is to be used for embarkation
at Nanaimo should passengers go ashore while ship is
in port. This coupon is to be reported at the rate of
$4.00 on BCS 323.
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ARTICLE 19 (contd.)
19.4 The right of appeal by employees or representative
employees in regular order of succession and in the manner
prescribed, up to and inclusive of the highest officer
designated by the Company to whom appeal may be made, is
hereby established.
19.5 Disputes which are not settled in accordance with the
grievance procedure may be referred by either party to the
Canadian Railway Office of Arbitration for final and binding
settlement.
19.6 Prior to the adjudication or final disposition of
any grievance by negotiation between the representatives of
employees and the highest designated officer of the Company,
there shall neither be a shut-down by the Company nor a
suspension of work by the employees.
19.7 An employee, on request, shall be given a letter
stating the cause of discipline. A transcript of evidence
taken at the investigation or on the appeal shall be
furnished on request to the employee or representative
employee.
19.8 If the final decision decrees that charges against
the employee were not sustained,the record shall be
cleared of the charges; if suspended or dismissed, the
employee shall be returned to former position and paid for
all time lost.
19.9 Committees of employees shall be granted leave of
absence and free transportation for adjustment of differences
between the Company and the employees.
ARTICLE 20
VOLUNTARY DEDUCTION OF UNIFORM MONTHLY UNION DUES
20,1 The Company shall deduct on the payroll for the
pay period which contains the 24th day of each month from
wages due and payable to each employee coming within the
scope of this Agreement, an amount equivalent to the uniform
monthly union dues, subject to the conditions and exceptions
set forth hereunder:-
20.2
The amount to be deducted shall be equivalent to the
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in...the -rcaee -of- Tickets A and B, one block: ticket will
be issued by Wharf Ticket Office for: .accounting;<|HArposes,
in,ctneAusua-1;.manner*- and passenger portion will be used
by yqu only to determine passenger count. ,,<-- p ; "
Bar service coupons, as per sample attached, are to be
,,,;.,. r:.accepted-fc^.-drinka, at.-.the rate of $.75 each, both on ;
;v,.-.rHowe -..Sound ■caruis...**:-st bar--locations, specified for-the -..
pni ■. -respective- cruise, and also in Sun Room bar for evening
dance cruises to Nanaimo. Coupons are to be used to
determine settlement upon conclusion of dance cruises,
~i but on Howe Sound cruise, settlement will be on corkage ;■
50 :ba3ij% of $15.00 per bottle, or as indicated in trans- .
^.,T.,,p«ptatipn.. notices. ;,,,.,„-,■..,;• ,:..,.,
Should there be any question concerning any of. the^ fore*
going, please contact thi3 office.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S,
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ARTICLE 19 (contd.)
19.4 The right of appeal by employees or representative
employees in regular order of succession and in the manner
prescribed, up to and inclusive of the highest officer
designated by the Company to whom appeal may be made, is
hereby established.
19.5 Disputes which are not settled in accordance with the
grievance procedure may be referred by either party to the
Canadian Railway Office of Arbitration for final and binding
settlement.
19.6 Prior to the adjudication or final disposition of
any grievance by negotiation between the representatives of
employees and the highest designated officer of the Company,
there shall neither be a shut-down by the Company nor a
suspension of work by the employees.
19.7 An employee, on request, shall be given a letter
stating the cause of discipline. A transcript of evidence
taken at the investigation or on the appeal shall be
furnished on request to the employee or representative
employee.
19.8 If the final decision decrees that charges against
the employee were not sustained,the record shall be
cleared of the charges; if suspended or dismissed, the
employee shall be returned to former position and paid for
all time lost.
19.9 Committees of employees shall be granted leave of
absence and free transportation for adjustment of differences
between the Company and the employees.
ARTICLE 20
VOLUNTARY DEDUCTION OF UNIFORM MONTHLY UNION DUES
20.1 The Company shall deduct on the payroll for the
pay period which contains the 24th day of each month from
wages due and payable to each employee coming within the
scope of this Agreement, an amount equivalent to the uniform
monthly union dues, subject to the conditions and exceptions
set forth hereunder;-
20.2 The amount to be deducted shall be equivalent to the
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: tf£. .^..s.'.Harriman,, Montreal.
: Mr... Aj.3 • !,,sadovia,,--j-Montreal. -
Files 606
Rgfff)VAL ,OF ■ BCCSS TICKET STOCK-. ■"
CP AIR CITY TICKET OFFICE "
_695 FORT STREET, VICTORIA .::B.C.
Ala .-A
IO;1 DAA&
,. -.,ljlt.;_.wiil-.;be appreciated if you. will,.-make, arrangementsLG.
...far witbdrawal; of ticket st.oclt; from captioned "CP,.';A|r:y;i
Ticket Office, in view of the infrequent requirement
.for same and the heavy airlines traffic conducted in
...A."that office, plaqingran added-, burden r on :cp Ai£- staff.,-,.
55-31.'. •■<..
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AAcc. MT. ;J,C. -Lang ':
Agency Auditor, Rail
••■"'a:-'■;-•■: Vancouver, 3*C.x-
u For your information.
Manager,.. B.C.C.S.S,
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ARTICLE 19 (contd.)
19.4 The right of appeal by employees or representative
employees in regular order of succession and in the manner
prescribed, up to and inclusive of the highest officer
designated by the Company to whom appeal may be made, is
hereby established.
19.5 Disputes which are not settled in accordance with the
grievance procedure may be referred by either party to the
Canadian Railway Office of Arbitration for final and binding
settlement.
19.6 Prior to the adjudication or final disposition of
any grievance by negotiation between the representatives of
employees and the highest designated officer of the Company,
there shall neither be a shut-down by the Company nor a
suspension of work by the employees.
19.7 An employee, on request, shall be given a letter
stating the cause of discipline. A transcript of evidence
taken at the investigation or on the appeal shall be
furnished on request to the employee or representative
employee.
19.8 If the final decision decrees that charges against
the employee were not sustained,the record shall be
cleared of the charges; if suspended or dismissed, the
employee shall be returned to former position and paid for
all time lost.
19.9 Committees of employees shall be granted leave of
absence and free transportation for adjustment of differences
between the Company and the employees.
ARTICLE 20
VOLUNTARY DEDUCTION OF UNIFORM MONTHLY UNION DUES
20.1 The Company shall deduct on the payroll for the
pay period which contains the 24th day of each month from
wages due and payable to each employee coming within the
scope of this Agreement, an amount equivalent to the uniform
monthly union dues, subject to the conditions and exceptions
set forth hereunder;-
20.2 The amount to be deducted shall be equivalent to the
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May 21, 1975.
File No. 75.529.G.
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MS, Connie Dundom "■-■ "'■-
'+;"GrearV C&rpet"--Tairs'A ■.' + --JA:
Trailways Travel Bureau Corporation
345 N.E. 8th Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97232* 'AAA-a
Dear. Ms. Dundom.t
;. ., r,. ^indly refer to..your,.letter..,, of May 13th. ..requesting-.,
'.^noi^:reo*fiirpuition of0ypur.- letter,''of j^^^.,26th*' A,",..: vr, i-*^,',
. "r,...".^.please note that we wrote,to Mrs. Merwin under.,.date:,.
''' I..,.:' of,. April. 10th. an^, April - 16th,,' as,": par At^S. a£ta|:he#";;.;'
photostats, confirming arrangements. ' )■..'.-•,"■"+->/'.,
Since our last letter, of April 16th we have been requested to cancel the first four groups, and presume
this arrangement.is correct.
Yours very.truly.
■ a::;.
,-,, ,,:^... YATES',....,. „
. ,,,...........,.;. Manager-,, B»C.C.S^.S»,
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ARTICLE 17 (contd.)
17.4 Employees desiring to avail themselves of this
rule must file their names and addresses with the proper
officer.
17.5 Employees failing to report for duty, or give
satisfactory reasons for not doing so, within seven (7) days
from the date of notification shall be considered out of
service.
ARTICLE 18
LOSS OF CLOTHING AND PERSONAL EFFECTS THROUGH MARINE
DISASTER OR SHIPWRECK
18.1 An employee covered by this agreement who, while in the
employ of the Company, suffers loss of clothing and personal
effects on board the ship he is employed on through marine
disaster or shipwreck shall be compensated by the payment of
up to Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00), according to loss
sustained.
ARTICLE 19
DISCIPLINE AND GRIEVANCES
19.1 An employee disciplined or who considered himself
unjustly treated shall have a fair and impartial hearing
provided written request is presented to his immediate
superior ashore within five (5) days, exclusive of Saturdays,
Sundays or Statutory Holidays, of the date of advice of the
discipline and the hearing shall be granted within five (5)
days thereafter, exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays or Statutory
Holidays.
19.2 A decision shall be rendered within seven (7) days
after the completion of hearing. If an appeal is taken, it
must be filed with the next higher officer and a copy furnished
the Officer whose decision is appealed within five (5) days
exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and Statutory Holidays after
date of decision. The hearing and decision on the appeal
shall be governed by the time limits of the preceding section.
19.3 At the hearing or on the appeal the employees may
be assisted by a committee of employees, or by one or more
duly accredited representatives.
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May 21; 1975,
File No. 75.ALA.521.11.H.
Ta--:X "
i-^MTrST SSls*-'*. " Sen'aen?"'-'"'' "A- A-'- 'J
:;-- McGettitan re Travel' -'Bureau ,.'-Trtc. ,;'"
1609 Wilaut *trest a °-:- :i a
;^Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103.
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Dear Mrs. SOhOent"'■■'''"''' xa.) xx«:E/xxxse
Thank you for your '-letter: of May 12th.
r ii;^ AWe'are pleased to enclose Alaska transportation in
tv. ., yo fa-vSuf"' ■'&£':-Adralra 1 ■ and 'ftrS'.< '"Roger' C. - Hairnet #- '-Cabin
gras «-::2l2 l-6n ^the^AUgUst 19th sailing MBl the ^FrinoSSS - - o
0^:A-'''--^atHeiar*'-%6AAiaska and ^returni:'A;A ■■''» rj.x:-.-ndij aaiaaa-.
- ■-•' -; We '--'will 'be 'pleased 'to-: arrange ani; introduction •'*$ '.ithe "
Captain of the "Princess Patricia," and would also be
---pleased to make table •reservations at the Captain's
,,.,,;,ta.ble: if...the "Admiral' .dea Ire's "same, upon, advice .of
the preference of a meal sitting. ''Times'of'meal
sittings are as follows:
Breakfast
-.tupph;.
Dinner .-,,..
First Sitting Second Sitting
8:00 a.m. ;,,.,, 8s45,.a.m.
.. 12*30 p.nj, _;' * .1:^0 p.m..
:. '6i'00, p•*)« ' T .'.', " .7|OT'p.m.""
We are enclosing Embarkation Information pamphlet, together with lJ^igrationcquestionnaire, It will be
appreciated ifAthe Admiral...'and ..Mrs .JH^imeir','w'i^t, 1 " coraplete
the Immigration questionnaires In advaince Of "their
-arrival,, as purser will require same on evening of
sailing inorder to complete information required for
Ketchikan Immigration purposes.
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ARTICLE 17 (contd.)
17.4 Employees desiring to avail themselves of this
rule must file their names and addresses with the proper
officer.
17.5 Employees failing to report for duty, or give
satisfactory reasons for not doing so, within seven (7) days
from the date of notification shall be considered out of
service.
ARTICLE 18
LOSS OF CLOTHING AND PERSONAL EFFECTS THROUGH MARINE
DISASTER OR SHIPWRECK
18.1 An employee covered by this agreement who, while in the
employ of the Company, suffers loss of clothing and personal
effects on board the ship he is employed on through marine
disaster or shipwreck shall be compensated by the payment of
up to Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00), according to loss
sustained.
ARTICLE 19
DISCIPLINE AND GRIEVANCES
19.1 An employee disciplined or who considered himself
unjustly treated shall have a fair and impartial hearing
provided written request is presented to his immediate
superior ashore within five (5) days, exclusive of Saturdays,
Sundays or Statutory Holidays, of the date of advice of the
discipline and the hearing shall be granted within five (5)
days thereafter, exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays or Statutory
Holidays.
19.2 A decision shall be rendered within seven (7) days
after the completion of hearing. If an appeal is taken, it
must be filed with the next higher officer and a copy furnished
the Officer whose decision is appealed within five (5) days
exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and Statutory Holidays after
date of decision. The hearing and decision on the appeal
shall be governed by the time limits of the preceding section.
19.3 At the hearing or on the appeal the employees may
be assisted by a committee of employees, or by one or more
duly accredited representatives.
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^^will^await,;your reply to' thia letter before
>mak^rig%^-:futther'arrangementiarv----'cr''- '-'iK> " co'v
yours very truly.
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ARTICLE 17 (contd.)
17.4 Employees desiring to avail themselves of this
rule must file their names and addresses with the proper
officer.
17.5 Employees failing to report for duty, or give
satisfactory reasons for not doing so, within seven (7) days
from the date of notification shall be considered out of
service.
ARTICLE 18
LOSS OF CLOTHING AND PERSONAL EFFECTS THROUGH MARINE
DISASTER OR SHIPWRECK
18.1 An employee covered by this agreement who, while in the
employ of the Company, suffers loss of clothing and personal
effects on board the ship he is employed on through marine
disaster or shipwreck shall be compensated by the payment of
up to Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00), according to loss
sustained.
ARTICLE 19
DISCIPLINE AND GRIEVANCES
19.1 An employee disciplined or who considered himself
unjustly treated shall have a fair and impartial hearing
provided written request is presented to his immediate
superior ashore within five (5) days, exclusive of Saturdays,
Sundays or Statutory Holidays, of the date of advice of the
discipline and the hearing shall be granted within five (5)
days thereafter, exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays or Statutory
Holidays.
19.2 A decision shall be rendered within seven (7) days
after the completion of hearing. If an appeal is taken, it
must be filed with the next higher officer and a copy furnished
the Officer whose decision is appealed within five (5) days
exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and Statutory Holidays after
date of decision. The hearing and decision on the appeal
shall be governed by the time limits of the preceding section.
19.3 At the hearing or on the appeal the employees may
be assisted by a committee of employees, or by one or more
duly accredited representatives.
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May 21, 1975
File: T-75-40
Mr. Leo Van den Brink
c/o Sngelberg 22
Leersum—Utrecht
HOLLAND
Dear Mr. Van den Brink:
With reference to your letter of May 9, and further to conversation
with our Mr. Cairns concerning possible employment on this Company's
vessels.
It will be appreciated that ve cannot make you a hard and fast offer
in advance but would say that you have an excellent chance of a
4th Engineer's position with us if you will be kind enough to report
to this office Immediately on arrival in Vancouver.
Another reason that we cannot make a really firm commitment is that
we have a contract with the Canadian Merchant Service Guild, through
whom we hire all our Ship's Officers and will quote you the Article
dealing with the subject of hiring which is as follows:
"Afflcfrfi i - mmnwn
"1.2 The Company recognises the Guild as the source of
supply for all Officers covered by the Agreement,
and will request such personnel from the office of
the Guild as required."
"1.3 In the event of the Guild being unable to supply
competent personnel with sufficient promptness the
Company aha11 have the right to obtein replacements
elsewhere, his name ahall be given to the Guild,
within fourteen (14) days."
Notwithstanding, in the past they have been extremely co-operative in
allowing us to hire direct for the junior grades of Ships' Engineers
but you must join the Guild within fourteen days of being hired.
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Mr. L. Van den Brink - 2 - May 21, 1975
To ahow your good intentions, we would recommend that you report
to them alao on arrival in Vancouver.
It is regretted that we cannot be more definite but you ere assured
that we will place you as soon aa possible after your return to
Canada.
Yours truly,
J. YATSS,
Manager,
B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
May 21, 1975
File: 315561 (I)
Mr. K. Edwards
P.O. Box 1763
Victoria, B.C.
Dear Mr. Edwards:
In connection with injury sustained on the "Princess Patricia"
on April 30, 1975, understand you are thinking of going to see
a doctor.
If so, please advise the doctor's name and when you consulted
him. In addition, please adviae if you are off work due to
this injury or ere taking normal leave. If you are on leave
of absence account injury.please edvise date first off work.
Yours truly,
J. YATBS,
Manager,
B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
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May 21, 1975
File: 435800
Employment Security Department
Benefits Branch, B-2 (SUA)
P.O. Box 367
Olympia, Washington 98504
U. S. A.
Dear Sirs:
With regard to the attached forwarded here from our Montreal
Office concerning Joshua Edward GOSNELL.
Kindly note that all our U.S. employees, J.£. Gosneli among
them, contributed to the U.S. Railroad Retirement Board and
as such is eligible for unemployment insurance beneflta from
that body.
Yours truly,
J. YATES,
Manager,
B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
VANCOUVER, May 21, 1975 File: T-75-166
J. Yates
Mr. E.J. Bradley,
Safety Bureau,
Montreal
C-4 confirmed.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
VANCOUVER, May 21, 1975 File: 484398 (I)
J. Yetea
Mr. W.C. Sylander,
Vancouver
Re: Gerald MOZEL - Back Inlurv - April 16. 1975
Aa requested in your letter of May 14, file 75/76006, enclosed
is statement from Bill Hilling.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
VANCOUVER, MAY 21, 1975 NIGHT LETTER 0403-1111
NL
Peter Buecking
DSM. CP Air
2222 Kalakaua Ave.
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
Your advice cancelling M/M Eddy room 311 June 8. Advise when may
expect balance for Haupt Bernhardt ladies room 102 June 8 and if
your deposit $200.00 should apply their balance otherwise for auditing reasons must return and secure one for them only and you refund
Eddys. ALA/53
J. Yates, Mgr.
CHARGE: B.C. COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE CODE RN40010-Acct Vr—009308
TELEX VANCOUVER, B.C., MAY 21/75
File: T-75-150
B.D. MARGETTS
MONTREAL, QUE.
PLEASE ARRANGE CASH ADVANCE OF 600 DOLLARS IN FAVOUR MR J
YATES MANAGER TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR BCC-72
J. YATES
MANAGER BCCSS
BB
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VANCOUVER, May 20, 1975
J. Yates
Mr. S.R. Chagnon,
Director,
Pension Benefits Records,
Montreel
TO K 1HITIAUED M HSSBUMW
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Manoger, B.C.C.S.S.
Asst. Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
Marine Superintendent
Superintendent EngiB^gVa* ^^]^Zr?~-'
Catering Superintendent 1 /Qetr™AA°,
jC
'ft:
Terminal Superintendent
Accountant
Office Manager
Asst. Office Manager
Chief Engineer, T. KING, S.I.No. 714-851-284, waa appointed to
the poaition of Superintendent Engineer, effective May 21, 1975.
Aa the position of Superintendent Engineer comes under Grade-£-£--
of the Officers and Supervisors Plan, will you kindly forward
application forma for Group Life Insurance to be completed by
Mr. King.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
TELEX VANCOUVER, B.C. , MAY 20/75
File: 103
J.D. MASON MDMD
MONTREAL, QUE.
JDM/1 BDM 103-38 FURTHER MY BCC-67
INTERCITY EXPRESS - MARCH 21 PAID MAY 13
SIDNEY FREIGHT - MARCH 21 PAID MAY 17
B C MACK -- MARCH 21 PAID MAY 6
BANKERS DISPATCH - MARCH 31 PAID MAY 17
BARRIES MOBILE TOWING - MARCH 31 PAID MAY 13
BORDIGNON MASONRY - MARCH 31 - PAID MAY 17
LOOMIS ARMORED CAR - MARCH 21 PAID MAY 12
PACIFIC CARTAGE GRAYS LTD - MARCH 31 PAID MAY 13
PACIFIC PRODUCE CO LTD - MARCH 31 PAID MAY 17
ROUTE OF THE HAIDAS FRT - MARCH 31 PAID MAY 13
SHELL CANADA LTD - MARCH 31 PAID MAY 12
H M TRIMBLE AND SON - MARCH 31 PAID MAY 13
WALKEM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT - MARCH 21 PAID MAY 13
BCC-70 PLEASE FORWARD COPY MR MARGETTS
J YATES
MANAGER BCCSS
WOWO
JF'BB
VANCOUVER, May 20, 1975.
J. Yates
Files 112
Supervisor • ■• •■ a-.'-•
•Beneficiaries Records
Montreal, Que.
We note you are showing copy on your correspondence
to Mr. E.L. Thompson, Vancouver.
x ..epi^ase note that I replaced Mr. Thompson in;October ; >:
rA 1974, and wouId appreciate your correcting your records
l; accordinglyi A; a.av: yyyyyy;
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ARTICLE 20 (contd,)
by a statement of deductions from individuals, shall be
remitted by the Company to the officer of the Organization
concerned, as may be mutually agreed by the Company and the
Organization, not later than forty (40) calendar days
following the pay period in which the deductions are made.
20.9 The Company shall not be responsible, financially
or otherwise, either to the Organization or to any employee,
for any failure to make deductions or for making improper
or inaccurate deductions or remittances. However, in any
instance in which an error occurs in the amount of any
deduction of dues from an employee's wages, the Company
shall adjust it directly with the employee. In the event
of any mistake by the Company in the amount of its remittance
to the Organization, the Company shall adjust the amount in
a subsequent remittance. The Company's liability for any and
all amounts deducted pursuant to the provisions of this
Article shall terminate at the time it remits the amounts
payable to the designated Officer or Officers of the
Organization,
20.10 The question of what, if any, compensation shall be
paid the Company by the Organization signatory hereto in
recognition of services performed under this Article, shall
be left in abeyance subject to reconsideration at the request
of either party on fifteen (15) days' notice in writing.
20.11 In the event of any action at law against the parties
hereto or any of them resulting from any deduction or
deductions from payrolls made or to be made by the Company
pursuant to tho first and third section of this Article, all
parties shall co-operate fully in the defense of such action.
Each party shall bear its own cont of such defense, except
that if at the request ore the Organization counsel fees are
incurred, these shall ba borne by the Organization. Save as
aforesaid, the Organization shall indemnify and save harmless
the Company from any losses, damages, costs, liability or
expenses suffered or sustained by it as a result of any such
deduction or deductions from payrolls,
TRANSPORTATION AND LEAVHj 0? ABSENCE
21.1 Transportation on the Eritish Columbia Coast Steamship
Service and the Canadian Pacific Railway shall be granted in
accordance with the standard regulations of the Company.
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J. Yates
Filet 601
Mr-. E. Roainson
Mr. ttatte Armatrmg
tmxatt <%tm^it to secure incidental' 1 lv«trucks*,• pf;, a«ell
yyahmml1 ^baa.e, fcar'.mewmmsmt between, Vancouver -lal&Mk .and- la
.u.vaiReo8AV«Br,:-.in particular betweatt- iMnaim©' and;.'Vancouver,
:.-'tlhia .wi.ll:'.;.be your authority to accept- live ,fcru«ka.'.*»*t •?:-.
.:■-;a*cc»adii*g 28 V in.'l«ngtl»» at the, rata: of $JHMtt*: what*.. ,.,a.
:A*cpepfcaaqe of... aama ia .not to the datrisaant- erf... ragul&r... ;a;
/.;traf£ic#. V-XA.L, ..•■ s
'Afhla -'ia no' way af facta drop trailer traffic .-.or ■ any
■,.,scheduled :moveisemt ^protected u»der. Tariff.-No...: M$That.yy:
it ia designed to attract the independent individual
;, uaiing - .'yNftrlva trucks* and: other type ^ehicle*-..-f or ;.- ;-
.■■:■ pmxapn&l mam,, wte® 'C*liarwia» wuld ■ :ba uaing.-tha-auC. •
■ • #©%?ecns»nt Ferrima. at the: .rata. of S16 *<Mi.... , :•:. r.- •■ >.
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>s^iag:«r,;; BvC.c.S.S. . -l.. . .-..;.
mmmft1mW'-''U
' cc. Mr V' H.3. Harriwan, Memtraal.
"' MrV'.J.S.. Sadovia, Montraai.
;'... 'mat* "C.A, Aitfcai*,'' Vamfouvar.
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ARTICLE 20 (contd.)
by a statement of deductions from individuals, shall be
remitted by the Company to the officer of the Organization
concerned, as may be mutually agreed by the Company and the
Organization, not later than forty (40) calendar days
following the pay period in which the deductions are made.
20.9 The Company shall not be responsible, financially
or otherwise, either to the Organisation or to any employee,
for any failure to make deductions or for making improper
or inaccurate deductions or remittances. However, in any
instance in which an error occurs in the amount of any
deduction of dues from an employee's wages, the Company
shall adjust it directly with the employee. In the event
of any mistake by the Company in the amount of its remittance
to the Organization, the Company shall adjust the amount in
a subsequent remittance. The Company's liability for any and
all amounts deducted pursuant to the provisions of this
Article shall terminate at the time it remits the amounts
payable to the designated Officer or Officers of the
Organization,
20.10 The question of what, if any, compensation shall be
paid the Company by the Organization signatory hereto in
recognition of services performed under this Article, shall
be left in abeyance subject to reconsideration at the request
of either party on fifteen (15) days' notice in writing.
20.11 In the event of any action at law against the parties
hereto or any of them resulting from any deduction or
deductions fro"i payrolls made or to be made by the Company
pursuant to the first and third section of this Article, all
parties shall co-operate fully in the defense of such action.
Each party shall bear its own cost of such defense, except
that if at the request of the Organization counsel fees are
incurred, these shall be borne by the Organization. Save as
aforesaid, the Organization shall indemnify and save harmless
the Company from ai;y losses, damages, costs, liability or
expenses suffered or sustained by it as a result of any such
deduction or deductions from payrolls,
ARTICLE 21
TRANS POR TAT ION AND LEAVE 05
21.1 Transportation on the British Columbia Coast Steamship
Service and the Canadian Pacific Railway shall be granted in
accordance with the standard regulations of the Company.
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File NO. T-75-24
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Mr* W,A. Gray
General Manager
Empress Hotel
Victoria, B.C.
Dear Mr. Gray*
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This letter will serve to Introduce Mrs■.AL-IlH&n ''J"jxyl
Beek, wife of Mr. sterling Beek, special Representative, B.C.C.S.S., accompanied by her friend, Mrs-'i':<*
~3mephine Perkins i an whose beha If you have don-
firmed superior twin-bedded room from arrival- after^
noon June5th until departure June 8th; : i
It will be appreciated if you will accord Mrs. Beek
the usual employee reduction.
Yours very truly,
J, YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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ARTICLE 20 (contd.)
by a statement of deductions from individuals, shall be
remitted by the Company to the officer of the Organization
concerned, as may be mutually agreed by the Company and the
Organization, not later than forty (40) calendar days
following the pay period in which the deductions are made.
20.9 The Company shall not be responsible, financially
or otherwise, either to the Organization or to any employee,
for any failure to make deductions or for making improper
or inaccurate deductions or remittances. However, in any
instance in which an error occurs in the amount of any
deduction of dues from an employee's wages, the Company
shall adjust it directly with the employee. In the event
of any mistake by the Company in the amount of its remittance
to the Organization, the Company shall adjust the amount in
a subsequent remittance. The Company's liability for any and
all amounts deducted pursuant to the provisions of this
Article shall terminate at the time it remits the amounts
payable to the designated Officer or Officers of the
Organization.
20.10 The question of what, if any, compensation shall be
paid the Company by the Organization signatory hereto in
recognition of services performed under this Article, shall
be left in abeyance subject to reconsideration at the request
of either party on fifteen (15) days' notice in writing.
20.11 In the event of any action at law against the parties
hereto or any of them resulting from any deduction or
deductions from payrolls made or to be made by the Company
pursuant to the first and third section of this Article, all
parties shall co-operate fully in the defense of such action.
Each party shall bear its own coat of such defense, except
that if at the request of the Organization counsel fees are
incurred, these shall be borne by the Organization. Save as
aforesaid, the Organization shall indemnify and save harmless
the Company from any losses, damages, costs, liability or
expenses suffered or sustained by it as a result of any such
deduction or deductions from payrolls.
ARTICLE 21
TRANSPORTATION AND LEAVE OF ABSENCE
21.1 Transportation on the British Columbia Coast Steamship
Service and the Canadian Pacific Railway shall be granted in
accordance with the standard regulations of the Company.
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May 20, 1975. .
' VvFil« No. 75.529.Trailways
Ma. JUdy Plummet- .
Continental Trailways
315 Continental Ave.
Dallas, Texas 75207.
De&r Ms.. Plumraer i
This will confirm our long-distance telephbhe conversation today, in respect of one bus and 34 passengers, who will be travelling on the 12:00 noon sailing' "of''_'tho'.'"Princess of 'Vancouver" Sunday;'j;Jtiihe^|tSc
between Vancouver and Nanaimo. ." ""■'• -''•■'-X' ■
.Raaarvatibhs are confirmed, and the rate';app^ic.abia'|t!o
'your'group'will be $2.00 per passenger, ;;riitictudingq'A;H
driver, and $12.00 for the bus. We unitets^arid your Will
be sending your service order to us under separate
"'coyer.' '"r;k .. _ .''.A" '."'-....,."."'
Yours" very truly, ' J" 1A
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/'••'■ °;r J.'YATES' .,y :- y.. yy-. ■ < - .,
'" '"■ Manager /B.C.C.S.S. ' •' ';-:';' 'y^y
r y in <y'.>■:: lljva.l $r A: .•;•,•„ "XX; ■:• mv ■' ••'••.: a . .••". r ■■'. A X" .-:,■:./■• yy'y y:y y~.r -.ri
;A;li>c. Mr;. L*G, Armstrong, Vancouver ,** cpnfirmipg,f:pnyersation
,:,;.,. ^..-r.-itbiai^t gfP)*,,"T^|fcy5m ;{C^«arl^»tl.-Oaar\^a^i99^:.^-;^^j/|44,^^ this
group.
,d fLVfir , . Mr.' E« Robins on, Nanaimo. ■ y. ~y..y--.y y x-;X y,fA
no'j.^rr.- ^Chief Steward,-"Princess: of• Vancouyer".-»jNjs special
f,. arrangements have been requested and lui^;heo.nfwill be
on an .individual settlement basis *.. rj,
Purser, "Princess of Vancouver"
. •■■•-■•■>•■ Mr, C.A.;. Aitken, Vancouver; l? ■:•,;•,■.;■-■ A,Xx;
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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ARTICLE 20 (contd.)
uniform regular dues payment of the Organization signatory
hereto, covering the position in which the employee concerned
is engaged. The amount to be deducted shall not be changed
during the term of this Agreement, except to conform with
a change in the amount of regular dues of the Organization in
accordance with its constitutional provisions. The provisions
of this Article shall be applicable on receipt by the Company
of notice in writing from the Organization of the amount of
regular monthly dues»
20.3 Employees filling positions of a supervisory or
confidential nature not subject to all the rules of the
Agreement as may be mutually agreed between the designated
Officers of the Company and of the Organization, shall
be excepted from dues deducted.
20.4 Membership in the Organization signatory hereto shall
be available to any employee eligible under the constitution
cf the Organization upon payment of the initiation or
reinstatement fee uniformly required of all other such
applicants by the local lodge or division concerned. Membership shall not be denied for reasons of race, national origin,
colour or religion,
20.5 Deductions shall commence on the payroll for the last
pay period which contains the 24th day of the calendar month
following the completion of thirty (30) calendar days after
date of first service in a position subject to this Agreement.
20.6 If the wages of an employee payable on the payroll for
the last pay period which contains the 24th day of the month
are insufficient to permit the deduction of the full amount of
dues, no such deduction shall be made from the wages of such
employee by the Company in such month. The Company shall not,
because the employee did not have sufficient wages payable to
him on the designated payroll, carry forward and deduct from
any subsequent wages the dues not deducted in the earlier month.
20.7 Only payroll deXuctions now or hereafter required by
law, deductions of monies due or owing the Company, pension
deductions and deductions for provident funds shall be made
from wages prior to the deduction of dues.
20.8 The amounts of dues so deducted from wages, accompanied
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MAILGRAM
VANCOUVER, May 20, 1975
FROM: J. Yates
TO: Mr. S.R. Chagnon,
Montreal
RE: Clive P. HENRY. #482135. S.IBo. 608-6*5-371
CP. Henry tracing refund of pension contributions. P.F. 35 submitted
on April 3, 1975.
Would appreciate your expedite.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
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TELEX VANCOUVER, B.C., MAY 20/75
File: 609
B.D. MARGETTS 01-20365
MONTREAL, QUE.
N END VANC IS VOY NO 21 MAY 17/18 NBD A 15 B NIL C 8 D 2 FOR ESTD
REV 3204 STOP SBD A 11 B NIL C NIL D NIL FOR ESTD REV 2340
TOTAL REV 5544. BCC-69
J. YATES
MANAGER, BCCSS
JF'BB
VANCOUVER, May 16, 1975
J. Yates
Mr. P. Callahan,
c/o Chief Engineer,
PRINCESS PATRICIA
MQ^gsjr,^BrCC,f■ SL
A$strMairader,~Dr.r
mMaar^^^
Marin© _Sups r i n Tsndent
Superinfceni
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Caterinq Supatriniendfliit f%%»^
Office
Asst. Office ^temz&f
It is imperative that you report to this office on arrival, May 23,
regarding injury sustained by G. Caputo, March 5, 1975, on the
"Princess of Vancouver."
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
VANCOUVER, May 16, 1975 File: 369567 (I)
J. Yates
Chief Engineer,
PRINCESS OF VANCOUVER
Re: Back injury sustained by C. CAPUTO. Storekeeper. March 5. 1975
With reference to the above injury, please let me heve aa soon as
possible statements by T. Nakatsu and P. Mah as to their knowledge
of this incident, es this is required by the Workmen's Compensation
Board.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
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VANCOUVER, May 16, 1975 File: 484398 (I)
J. Yates
Chief Steward,
PRINCESS OF VANCOUVER
Re: Back Injury sustained by Gerald MOZEL, Porter. April 16. 1975
With reference to the above injury, please let me have as soon aa
possible statement by Bill Hillings, who witnessed the fall, as
this is required by the Workmen's Compensation Board.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
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VANCOUVER, May 16, 1975. File: T-74-30-96
J. Yates
Mr. W.W. Martin
Vancouver, B.C.
I am returning your complete file, PA 154318c, concerning damage to Doman Trailer 234505 December 21, 1974.
Your remark that repairs to the trailer and labour to
reload the lumber were authorized by this office, is
not entirely correct. If a shipper directly makes a
request on this office to go ahead with repairs to a
trailer damaged while being handled by us, he is always
told to do so and submit his claim for handling in the
usual manner, but he is distinctly informed that this
does not constitute responsibility on our part. The
bill for $37.43 from Doman was as a result of their request to Casco to reload the lumber on to another
trailer.
I am of the firm opinion that the settlement of the
claim for the damaged trailer is between Doman and
Wallace, as the latter loaded the lumber and is responsible for the poor chains, and Doman handled the
unit for them. I do not feel that we are responsible
for this damage.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S,
LBJ'BB
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13.
Furthermore, employees could be tempted to use such a
proposed weapon in order to extract from the Company additional
benefits (which they could not obtain during the open period
of the contract) as a condition of an earlier return to work
following refusal on their part to cross a picket line.
As mentioned on Page 10, the Company has a legal
obligation to the public in accordance with the Railway Act
and the effect of the Union's demand would be tantamount to
forcing the Company to forego its obligations by law. The
Board is therefore urged to decline the Union's demand in
this respect.
17. Safe Working Conditions.
The Union demanded the following paragraphs be added
to the present Article 1, Section 14 and to read sub-section
(d), (e), (f) and (g):-
Hard hats shall be supplied to crew members
working in areas where overhead work is being
performed.
When air chisels, mechanical chippers or scaling
tools are used, ear plugs and plastic face
protectors shall be supplied.
Safety goggles shall be supplied to crewmen
doing manual chipping or scaling.
Suitable sunglasses to be supplied to Quartermasters and Lookouts.
The Company recognizes safety is of the utmost importance
VANCOUVER, May 16, 1975.
J. Yates
Purser
"Princess Patricia"
Filet .234
TlA^*3tlI: you please arrange to have Terry and; Betty Has well's
yygihotoa' prominently displayed on hoard■rtheA'^Patricia^Vy?,%
■r l • y ■ '> f
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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ARTICLE 21 (contd.)
21.2 Employees on leave of absence shall, after six (6)
months, lose their seniority, unless mutually agreed otherwise
by the Company Officers and representative employees. This
is not intended to apply to cases of sickness which are, in
the opinion of the Manager, Marine Operations or other Officer-
In-Charge and duly accredited representative of the employees,
bona fide.
ARTICLE 22
ATTENDING COURT
22.1 Employees required by the Company to attend court
or other public investigations shall be paid schedule rates for
time lost and shall be reimbursed actual reasonable expenses
when away from home. In such cases the witness fee shall go
to the Company.
ARTICLE 23
TERMINATION
23.1 This Agreement is effective September 1, 1970, and
shall remain in effect until September 30, 1972 and thereafter
subject to sixty (60) days' notice in writing from either
party, of its desire to revise, amend or terminate same, which
notice may be given any time after August 1, 1972.
DATE OF SIGNING: April 22, 1971.
FOR THE CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY, B.C. COAST
STEAMSHIP SERVICE.
(Signed) H. Tyson
Manager,
Marine Operations.
FOR THE EMPLOYEES REPRESENTED
BY THE BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY,
AIRLINE AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS,
FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND
STATION EMPLOYEES.
(Signed) R. Welch
General Chairman.
(Signed) H.E. Duncan
General Secretary-Treasurer.
(Signed) S.J. Mundy
Local Chairman.
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tffl t £ ijear-.. Mr'• ■■' Wbrsleyr •■' •-'•"■■ -fy s
-"fe"j .Enclosed please;'-find^iorlglhail'-'^atid--- otte copy.' o£'scciri^--':-'A
S ■> ' ■ tract vdr^awn^^-^ln Respect.. of--the7' G&hadi&xv"Powers dag' sw
Squadrons' charter of the "Princess Patricia" October
6th to Ketchikan and return. ;
We will be pleased if: you will kxndly have both
copies signed and witnessed, returning same to this
■ Office for* date and signature, one copy of which
;-;Will' then be returned for your use. ''A i'li'-*,es -A.--
...:i. ..■•... .,-y. Anpyrc n.'A-sai. rcA.n-.rou3 ajArfJ y- >...- .u i,.. jf-.nr -■ LC3.pes
.aA j Yours •Vei^-'*truly*JU;'; •"-:;;-^ x ••■•• --a ^la;
J. YATES
Manager, B • C ,C .S .3.
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ARTICLE 21 (contd.)
21.2 Employees on leave of absence shall, after six (6)
months, lose their seniority, unless mutually agreed otherwise
by the Company Officers and representative employees. This
is not intended to apply to cases of sickness which are, in
the opinion of the Manager, Marine Operations or other Officer-
In-Charge and duly accredited representative of the employees,
bona fide.
ARTICLE 22
ATTENDING COURT
22.1 Employees required by the Company to attend court
or other public investigations shall be paid schedule rates for
time lost and shall be reimbursed actual reasonable expenses
when away from home. In such cases the witness fee shall go
to the Company.
ARTICLE 23
TERMINATION
23.1 This Agreement is effective September 1, 1970, and
shall remain in effect until September 30, 1972 and thereafter
subject to sixty (60) days' notice in writing from either
party, of its desire to revise, amend or terminate same, which
notice may be given any time after August 1, 1972.
DATE OF SIGNING: April 22, 1971.
FOR THE CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY, B.C. COAST
STEAMSHIP SERVICE.
(Signed) H. Tyson
Manager,
Marine Operations.
FOR THE EMPLOYEES REPRESENTED
BY THE BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY,
AIRLINE AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS,
FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND
STATION EMPLOYEES.
(Signed) R. Welch
General Chairman.
(Signed) H.E. Duncan
Genera1 S ecretary-Treas urer.
(Signed) S.J. Mundy
Local Chairman.
May 16, 1975.
File Ho. T-75-1032
") nv :.<.
Mr. J. Goertsin
sylvan LeVtes; School
.'HHM #3.''.'-:- v :XA ' GOV
Ajylvan 'Lake-; Alborta
TOM 130
Dear....Mr,.. Goertfcin:
Mr. ,'Alia.n,fSeara,. Genera 1..Manager, Maple Shipping..,
'haa "
your .l|jittorMo*..April ISth. *OA us, and.
in thia ommffoi'fon wa i&ilL J&'j&eaaod..t©\ iaako ar- i
rangements "W'iihoW you ©Ve* our' '"Pr iiicoaa' "of Van*"
cauver, ■ v#»ich provldea- three daily round trip sail**
ings to Nanaimo, as'per'the enclosed schedule.
If you will kindly''advise us on whidh data you will
,b», available, wo will arrange to have someone meat
: yap' -mirPi«r,, A~3 as^roxiswto,!^ \Qt 30 a.».: Jfcnd Jfc©*f....
you.'.oy^ tM'ihtip li^^iqw/i^^«|S*ap;:^a00'.npai^^j^Hr^^^,x',^^_^
from v«Wcuv«r... Ha!,.*»ujtd suggest, that, .you""piSpne.. *Ji#«a roi
Witor?in ^^vmnoo,atj' r^f5«^^2;,^or' roiMn^irmat.ioiv •fv',^' r
direction to pier.
If your plana are flexlMe,'"you might prefer to view
our Alaska cruise ship, the "Princess Patricia,
which will be in port da' Monday, June 16th, and a
tour of tho faoiiitiaa of the *patricia" could b*
. arrjangod daring the af tornoo** ,_of, that ,dat« •
"ii Will 1*0 plomilrf ti" hoar'fi^'you'1 #t your eirtloat
. .convojaiaiRoo* .
r. ...
• c'aAc
Youra yory truly.
: j j i
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S
cc. Mr. A. Soars, Gen. Mgr., Maple Snipping, Vancouver, B.C.
Reference your letter of May 9th.
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ARTICLE 21 (contd.)
21.2 Employees on leave of absence shall, after six (6)
months, lose their seniority, unless mutually agreed otherwise
by the Company Officers and representative employees. This
is not intended to apply to cases of sickness which are, in
the opinion of the Manager, Marine Operations or other Officer-
In-Charge and duly accredited representative of the employees,
bona fide.
ARTICLE 22
ATTENDING COURT
22.1 Employees required by the Company to attend court
or other public investigations shall be paid schedule rates for
time lost and shall be reimbursed actual reasonable expenses
when away from home. In such cases the witness fee shall go
to the Company.
ARTICLE 23
TERMINATION
23.1 This Agreement is effective September 1, 1970, and
shall remain in effect until September 30, 1972 and thereafter
subject to sixty (60) days' notice in writing from either
party, of its desire to revise, amend or terminate same, which
notice may be given any time after August 1, 1972.
DATE OF SIGNING: April 22, 1971.
FOR THE CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY, B.C. COAS T
STEAMSHIP SERVICE.
(Signed) H. Tyson
Manager,
Marine Operations.
FOR THE EMPLOYEES REPRESENTED
BY THE BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY,
AIRLINE AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS,
FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND
STATION EMPLOYEES.
(Signed) R. Welch
General Chairman.
(Signed) H.E. Duncan
General Secretary-Treasurer.
•
(Signed) S.J. Mundy
Local Chairman.
.
May 16, 1975.
File No. 75.CHA.529.G.
\
j^ar-;. Ha.rol<|: I .-',v<^c>cker ' y's yy,] y
Northern California State Director
The Good Sam Club
5049 -1KP- bearing • *.* < *
Denair, Calif. 95316.
f A81!
yyj
Dea* Mr. Crockor: *'■-•■•-■ uo+ A-° - ^ - - x- o-u e^^ x .^ •
This hasArofer&ftbertd';;ot^^ oT * April"; 15th eon*
corning the September: 28th .miling of the "Princess
Patricia." ■■ ;!j -1 :-';
The accommodation still available is in the (f) and
(g) categories, taking the rates of $1248.00 and
§1328.00 respectively, for two passengers. If we
can be of ajci^'iassidtance' iU3::yc^i|p:d^'"iri;'thes;0 '::i^;'
categories', ■'- wL 1 *°%i" l'plo&aod'' to'' 'h~ear frcmv you ••■ ' Cm)n~'
ieeB-atioft'of'the-"^ Severely' reduced :'"J
the availability "[bf ^pabe'ort^is'^saiilr^''arid;has
minimized the available rooms in lower categories.
With every good wish for a successful summer.
Yours' very truly.
. *.. i- j ....' .-
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;ujbYOAi-;.A; *
'Manager, B.C.C.'S.''3'.
RRR'BB
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ARTICLE 21 (contd.)
21.2 Employees on leave of absence shall, after six (6)
months, lose their seniority, unless mutually agreed otherwise
by the Company Officers and representative employees. This
is not intended to apply to cases of sickness which are, in
the opinion of the Manager, Marine Operations or other Officer-
In-Charge and duly accredited representative of the employees,
bona fide.
ARTICLE 22
ATTENDING COURT
22.1 Employees required by the Company to attend court
or other public investigations shall be paid schedule rates for
time lost and shall be reimbursed actual reasonable expenses
when away from home. In such cases the witness fee shall go
to the Company.
ARTICLE 23
TERMINATION
23.1 This Agreement is effective September 1, 1970, and
shall remain in effect until September 30, 1972 and thereafter
subject to sixty (60) days' notice in writing from either
party, of its desire to revise, amend or terminate same, which
notice may be given any time after August 1, 1972.
DATE OF SIGNING: April 22, 1971.
FOR THE CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY, B.C. COAST
STEAMSHIP SERVICE.
(Signed) H. Tyson
Manager,
Marine Operations.
FOR THE EMPLOYEES REPRESENTED
BY THE BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY,
AIRLINE AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS,
FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND
STATION EMPLOYEES.
(Signed) R. Welch
General Chairman.
(Signed) H.E. Duncan
General Secretary-Treasurer.
(Signed) S.J. Mundy
Local Chairman.
May 16, 1975.
...:■;.■ > L:A. V '
I .: : ' ••
File No. 8185 C
Li... ] yy .' .'-■• .'■.'. . • A; *
■Mr. 'HV'Tyaon- ;- v" •"
'Genet^r'Manager:--' -
"Princess Marguerite"
Harbour Towers .
345 Quebec street
:Victoria,-..:. B.Ci«i a..
-i !.-. :X'.' .
y.At -..■
r.ED
j og Tij yy. )
Dear Mr. Tysont +.
Reference your night letter dated May 12th.
As requested, I am attaching copy of the Agreement
between Canadian faci^lc aiid Yellow cab Company,
covering taxi service at Seattle, dated March 1,
1948. aa
Yours very truly.
yy
•> :. .!-v->..
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
LBJ'BB
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- 16 -
ARTICLE 21 (contd.)
21.2 Employees on leave of absence shall, after six (6)
months, lose their seniority, unless mutually agreed otherwise
by the Company Officers and representative employees. This
is not intended to apply to cases of sickness which are, in
the opinion of the Manager, Marine Operations or other Officer-
In-Charge and duly accredited representative of the employees,
bona fide.
ARTICLE 22
ATTENDING COURT
22.1 Employees required by the Company to attend court
or other public investigations shall be paid schedule rates for
time lost and shall be reimbursed actual reasonable expenses
when away from home. In such cases the witness fee shall go
to the Company.
ARTICLE 23
TERMINATION
23.1 This Agreement is effective September 1, 1970, and
shall remain in effect until September 30, 1972 and thereafter
subject to sixty (60) days' notice in writing from either
party, of its desire to revise, amend or terminate same, which
notice may be given any time after August 1, 1972.
DATE OF SIGNING: April 22, 1971.
FOR THE CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY, B.C. COAST
STEAMSHIP SERVICE.
(Signed) H. Tyson
Manager,
Marine Operations.
FOR THE EMPLOYEES REPRESENTED
BY THE BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY,
AIRLINE AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS,
FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND
STATION EMPLOYEES.
(Signed) R. Welch
General Chairman.
(Signed) H.E. Duncan
General Secretary-Treasurer.
(Signed) S.J. Mundv
Local Chairman.
....
VANCOUVER, May 16, 1975,
J. Yates
File* 606
Mr. A. McDermott
y,.plm$tzmAlt Que..a, ;,,.:...
. Reference your latter April 10th, File G-P-4, ddneern-
t£ng insurance coverage for cash handled at .swart* Bay i
■. udoyrBlaney Agencies Limited. . ■ <■.:' a
AAlX am attaching copy of letter from itr"Tiir Bllimlj til r
s.rthis-. regard, which is self-explanatory;- su^-rofj
■q'L.cCopy -.-of: the new insurance policy will be forwarded youA
:.;.;,rWhen ..received. ,'A-A ■:. ,~.n y,q:c.;.:uu ot.
Manager* B.C.C.fl.8*
LBJ'BB
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ARTICLE 20 (contd.)
by a statement of deductions from individuals, shall be
remitted by the Company to the officer of the Organization
concerned, as may be mutually agreed by the Company and the
Organization, not later than forty (40) calendar days
following the pay period in which the deductions are made.
20.9 The Company shall not be responsible, financially
or otherwise, either to the Organization or to any employee,
for any failure to make deductions or for making improper
or inaccurate deductions or remittances. However, in any
instance in which an error occurs in the amount of any
deduction of dues from an employee's wages, the Company
shall adjust it directly with the employee. In the event
of any mistake by the Company in the amount of its remittance
to the Organization, the Company shall adjust the amount in
a subsequent remittance. The Company's liability for any and
all amounts deducted pursuant to the provisions of this
Article shall terminate at the time it remits the amounts
payable to the designated Officer or Officers of the
Organization.
20.10 The question of what, if any, compensation shall be
paid the Company by the Organization signatory hereto in
recognition of services performed under this Article, shall
be left in abeyance subject to reconsideration at the request
of either party on fifteen (15) days' notice in writing.
20.11 In the event of any action at law against the parties
hereto or any of them resulting from any deduction or
deductions from payrolls made or to be made by the Company
pursuant to the first and third section of this Article, all
parties shall co-operate fully in the defense of such action.
Each party shall bear its own cost of such defense, except
that if at the request of the Organization counsel fees are
incurred, these shall be borne by the Organization. Save as
aforesaid, the Organization shall indemnify and save harmless
the Company from any losses, damages, costs, liability or
expenses suffered or sustained by it as a result of any such
deduction or deductions from payrolls.
ARTICLE 21
TRANSPORTATION AND LEAVE 0? ABSENCE
21.1 Transportation on the Eritish Columbia Coast Steamship
Service and the Canadian Pacific Railway shall be granted in
accordance with the standard regulations of the Company.
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VANCOUVER, May 16, 1975. Filej T-75-10
J, Yates
F.S. Dent, Esq.
Axtyarioouver, B.C; -:
A:fieference■■your letter JUne 20, 1974, File 10572. ,.-yy-yyy
.:'UCjj'l:..v...-->.;j ' .;■; ■ ; ... / .: .;.;..■ ;■■ ■. A .: : 'Lv ;. ; ■■'■■' ' PA- "-^ g<-
J I am again attaching copy of License Agreement Abe?-^ ; ^v
x ^bweeh Ketchikan Spruce Mills, Canadian Pacific timited/
X-; arid Alaska World Travel Inc., -covering the tying ■Up \Wi -olr
'' 7 Ittlfr **Tf in Bill Patricia" at Ketchikan dock* Copy of ' A;
A Adbvering letter from ziegler, Ziegler Sr Cloudy for -^u
i <? *-your information.
Will you please peruse this Agreement, and with its re-
: turn advise if it meets with your approval, ;<a. a-.a^-
, cManager,:;.B.c.c.s .3.
^'^LBJ'BB^'-A • "■■ •■ •:•'.'- r-y■■■<■■ yyjf-a
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ARTICLE 20 (contd.)
by a statement of deductions from individuals, shall be
remitted by the Company to the officer of the Organization
concerned, as may be mutually agreed by the Company and the
Organization, not later than forty (40) calendar days
following the pay period in which the deductions are made.
20.9 The Company shall not be responsible, financially
or otherwise, either to the Organization or to any employee,
for any failure to make deductions or for making improper
or inaccurate deductions or remittances. However, in any
instance in which an error occurs in the amount of any
deduction of dues from an employee's wages, the Company
shall adjust it directly with the employee. In the event
of any mistake by the Company in the amount of its remittance
to the Organization, the Company shall adjust the amount in
a subsequent remittance. The Company's liability for any and
all amounts deducted pursuant to the provisions of this
Article shall terminate at the time it remits the amounts
payable to the designated Officer or Officers of the
Organization.
20.10 The question of what, if any, compensation shall be
paid the Company by the Organization signatory hereto in
recognition of services performed under this Article, shall
be left in abeyance subject to reconsideration at the request
of either party on fifteen (15) days' notice in writing.
20.11 In the event of any action at law against the parties
hereto or any of them resulting from any deduction or
deductions from payrolls made or to be made by the Company
pursuant to the first and third section of this Article, all
parties shall co-operate fully in the defense of such action.
Each party shall bear its c:-m cost of such defense, except
that if at the request of the Organization counsel fees are
incurred, these shall bo borne by the Organization. Save as
aforesaid, the Organization shall indemnify and save harmless
the Company from any losses, damages, costs, liability or
expenses suffered or sustained by it as a result of any such
deduction or deductions from payrolls.
ARTICLE 21
TRANSPORTATION AND LEAVE 0? ABSENCE
21.1 Transportation on the British Columbia Coast Steamship
Service and the Canadian Pacific Railway shall be granted in
accordance with the standard regulations of the Company.
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VANCOUVER, May 16, 1975.
J. Yates
File: 75.GEN.529.G.
'■M&ssrs»• i»W« 'Atkinson v
tyyo: l#g. Armstrong
■:yy-y-y .y ■ g^ RobiiMOn
c;;J..LL.K.,r •^■^# Faulkner
:,y Ai: GJk* Aitken
Master, "Prince**'"-of 'Vkricc^vOr"
Purser, "Princess of Vancouver"
Ch f. Stwd •, " Pr inces s': of Vatio^uver ■
Master,' "Carrier Princess* ' '*rt
chf .Stwd.,' " carrier :'Pr incises*^
"Please refer to my Transportation Notice No. 3/7S1 dated'J;
May 15, 1975, in connection with special Charter "f^iheess
rof Vancouver" by Granson Yacht Charters Ltd., Howe Sound
"drliise, Saturday; May 24; 1975. yy. y^.yyyy f;;-.- a?t.yv-r-.y
Under "Schedule, "arrival in Vancouver should "read- :i,0i30
SUriday,: May 25/ 1975* not May 24th as showri; ; >
-;p<
(...asv : '.y.yy y ■<..;"
-■'■ •'•'Manager, B.C.C.S.S.' <■'
:-;aBB,.a ,:■:■.-.:.■:.. yyyy y ' .v.. .
■-' ;ccv-Hri''R.Aw;':Ferguson
A"''Mr'ivj;G;': shave A
U4LLS
i.'4""j U-.
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ARTICLE 20 (contd.)
by a statement of deductions from individuals, shall be
remitted by the Company to the officer of the Organization
concerned, as may be mutually agreed by the Company and the
Organization, not later than forty (40) calendar days
following the pay period in which the deductions are made.
20.9 The Company shall not be responsible, financially
or otherwise, either to the Organization or to any employee,
for any failure to make deductions or for making improper
or inaccurate deductions or remittances. However, in any
instance in which an error occurs in the amount of any
deduction of dues from an employee's wages, the Company
shall adjust it directly with the employee. In the event
of any mistake by the Company in the amount of its remittance
to the Organization, the Company shall adjust the amount in
a subsequent remittance. The Company's liability for any and
all amounts deducted pursuant to the provisions of this
Article shall terminate at the time it remits the amounts
payable to the designated Officer or Officers of the
Organization.
20.10 The question of what, if any, compensation shall be
paid the Company by the Organization signatory hereto in
recognition of services performed under this Article, shall
be left in abeyance subject to reconsideration at the request
of either party on fifteen (15) days' notice in writing.
20.11 In the event of any action at law against the parties
hereto or any of them resulting from any deduction or
deductions from payrolls made or to be made by the Company
pursuant to the first and third section of this Article, all
parties shall co-operate fully in the defense of such action.
Each party shall bear its own cost of such defense, except
that if at the request of the Organization counsel fees are
incurred, these shall be borne by the Organization. Save as
aforesaid, the Organisation shall indemnify and save harmless
the Company from any losses, damages, costs, liability or
expenses suffered or sustained by it as a result of any such
deduction or deductions from payrolls,,
ARTICLE 21
TRANSPORTATION AND LEAVE 0? ABSENCE
21.1 Transportation on the British Columbia Coast Steamship
Service and the Canadian Pacific Railway shall be granted in
accordance with the standard regulations of the Company.
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VANCOUVER, May 16, 1975.
File:
395272
J, Yates
. ■......- iw ..:.■
Chief Engineer
"carrier Princess"
-.
t,,:.v£leese .advise Mr. R. A. Winter, Junior Engineer, jbhat; , r,
, ^..permission is granted for him to work aboard the '_,
.^Princess Marguerite" for training purposes only during
vActh.Ovfollowing periods: ,,,.., .h ,.J , " ...,2,_,
yyyyyjy:. y,y . May 19-25.''/, . ,'_..,." ', " !•"'... J:T' -'.'.-
a-x-xa -■•••■--'• "May 26-June 1 inclusive (LeavOl•• ofx:-;-'■■■•'s*«A
Mf--;Jx.;r« -■"■ 'A'absOnce granted)
after which he should duly report to this office.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S,
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ARTICLE 20 (contd.)
by a statement of deductions from individuals, shall be
remitted by the Company to the officer of the Organization
concerned, as may be mutually agreed by the Company and the
Organization, not later than forty (40) calendar days
following the pay period in which the deductions are made.
20.9 The Company shall not be responsible, financially
or otherwise, either to the Organization or to any employee,
for any failure to make deductions or for making improper
or inaccurate deductions or remittances. However, in any
instance in which an error occurs in the amount of any
deduction of dues from an employee's wages, the Company
shall adjust it directly with the employee. In the event
of any mistake by the Company in the amount of its remittance
to the Organization, the Company shall adjust the amount in
a subsequent remittance. The Company's liability for any and
all amounts deducted pursuant to the provisions of this
Article shall terminate at the time it remits the amounts
payable to the designated Officer or Officers of the
Organization.
20.10 The question of what, if any, compensation shall be
paid the Company by the Organization signatory hereto in
recognition of services performed under this Article, shall
be left in abeyance subject to reconsideration at the request
of either party on fifteen (15) days' notice in writing.
20.11 In the event of any action at law against the parties
hereto or any of them resulting from any deduction or
deductions from payrolls made or to be made by the Company
pursuant to the first and third section of this Article, all
parties shall co-operate fully in the defense of such action.
Each party shall bear its ov.ti cost of such defense, except
that if at the request of the Organization counsel fees are
incurred, these shall be borne by the Organization. Save as
aforesaid, the Organization shall indemnify and save harmless
the Company from any losses, damages, costs, liability or
expenses suffered or sustained by it as a result of any such
deduction or deductions from payrolls.
ARTICLE 21
TRANSPORTATION AND LEAV17! OF AESENCE
21.1 Transportation on the British Columbia Coast Steamship
Service and the Canadian Pacific Railway shall be granted in
accordance with the standard regulations of the Company.
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VANODUVER, May16, 1975. File* 341
J. Yates
Chief Engineer
..^Princess of Vancouver* :>aaal,
jl \f-j.\ ,: yy:
■- ■' ■ <** i •■■■ \:
yy*C*jcvimr. Princess" .. Ai'-'Ay f- -x
'•.■ ;,?Trail«r Princess" ...A: -yyv,
yto assist In compiling a tentative ..manning list',olA ,al.aa.
all Engineers'for. tho "Incan St. Laurent% will yotiyplmma&y y.>v
•ubiait to this office, a liat of personnel willing to
^transfer to tho above .vessel when required, . y-.yyu;
'Manager,' S'.c.C.s.S.
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ARTICLE 20 (contd.)
by a statement of deductions from individuals, shall be
remitted by the Company to the officer of the Organization
concerned, as may be mutually agreed by the Company and the
Organization, not later than forty (40) calendar days
following the pay period in which the deductions are made.
20.9 The Company shall not be responsible, financially
or otherwise, either to the Organization or to any employee,
for any failure to make deductions or for making improper
or inaccurate deductions or remittances,, However, in any
instance in which an error occurs in the amount of any
deduction of dues from an employee's wages, the Company
shall adjust it directly with the employee. In the event
of any mistake by the Company in the amount of its remittance
to the Organization, the Company shall adjust the amount in
a subsequent remittance. The Company's liability for any and
all amounts deducted pursuant to the provisions of this
Article shall terminate at the time it remits the amounts
payable to the designated Officer or Officers of the
Organization.
20.10 The question of what, if any, compensation shall be
paid the Company by the Organization signatory hereto in
recognition of services performed under this Article, shall
be left in abeyance subject to reconsideration at the request
of either party on fifteen (15) days' notice in writing.
20.11 In the event of any action at law against the parties
hereto or any of them resulting from any deduction or
deductions from payrolls made or to be made by the Company
pursuant to tho first and third section of this Article, all
parties shall co-operate fully in the defense of such action.
Each party shall bear its own cost of such defense, except
that if at the request of the Organization counsel fees are
incurred, these shall be borne by the Organization. Save as
aforesaid, the Organization shall indemnify and save harmless
the Company from any losses, damages, costs, liability or
expenses suffered or sustained by it as a result of any such
deduction or deductions from payrolls.
/ARTICLE 21
TRANS POR TAT ION AND LSAVP1 0? ABSENCE
21.1 Transportation on the British Columbia Coast Steamship
Service and the Canadian Pacific Railv;ay shall be granted in
accordance with the standard regulations of the Company.
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May 16, 1975
Mr. T.A. Wintle
1214 Cloverley Street
North Vancouver, B.C.
Dear Mr. Wintle:
We have pay cheques in your favour on hand in thia office.
Please arrange to pick them up aa soon as possible.
Kindly note that in accordance with the Canada Labour Code
they will be forwarded to the Government of Canada within
two weeks from this dete if not picked up.
Yours truly,
J. YATES,
Manager,
B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
May 16, 1975
Capt. D. McKechnie
8129 W. Saanlch Road
R.R. #12
Saanlch, B.C.
Dear Capt. McKechnie:
For reasons not known to me the enclosed cheque waa mailed
from Victoria to this office.
I telephoned your home this morning and your wife told me
that you were on the "Princess of Vancouver." I then sent
your cheque down to the "Princess of Vancouver" at 11:00 a.m.
but you had already left. Understand you are on five days
leave.
Consider the best thing I can do at this time is mail it
registered direct to your home.
Yours truly,
K.L. Hudson,
Assistant Office
Manager
HLH/jb
VANCOUVER, MAY 16, 1975 NIGHT LETTER 0403-1111
Junction Travel service KEW
156 High^ Street
Kew, Victoria 3101
Australia
Have psgrs. m/m C.H. Fryer leaving Australia May 24th for London
booked at Burns Hotel, BarkstOn Gardens, Can you secure date duration
there as we have Alaska transportation to be mailed them and due
uncertain mail service here could hold upon their arrival Vancouver.
ALA/52
J. Yates, Mgr.
CHARGE: B.C. COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICES CODE RN40010-ACCt Vr-009308
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VANCOUVER, MAY 16, 1975 NIGHT LETTER
Dominion Travel
Market Bldg.
Newport News, Virginia 23605
Unable contact you by phone regarding Capt. & Mrs L.D. Bellinger
booked PRINCESS PATRICIA May 31st in stateroom 328. Requiring
acceptance and^when may expect full payment. Phone collect
Tuesday. ALA/51
J. Yates
Mgr. B.C.C.S.S.
CHARGE: B.C. COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICES CODE RN40010-ACCt Vr-009308
TELEX VANCOUVER, MAY 16, 1975
Horizon Holidays 06-22957
Tor
xtjpEioaasxxxiaa^
Your telex llth Tour 113 - 114. Advise if upper 314 for lady
or gent. ALA/50
J. Yates
Mgr. B.C.C.S.S.
Telex 04-53461
/TELEX VANCOUVER, B.C., MAY 16/75
File: 336
A. MCDERMOTT 01-20642
MONTREAL, QUE.
PRINCESS PATRICIA DEPARTED VANCOUVER 2035 MAY 15 ON FIRST ALASKA
CRUISE BCC-68
J. YATES
MANAGER BCCSS
LBJ'BB
VAKCO0VSR, May 15, 1973
J. Yates
Mr. S.&. Chagaom,
Director,
Fension Benefits Records,
Montreal
TO BE INITIALLED_ffli™L«S
Manager, B.C.C.S.S
Asst. Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
Marine Superintendent
Superintendent Engineer
Cctering Superintendent
Terminal Superintendent
Accountant
Office Manager
Asst. Office Manager
Enclosed herewith is proof of age for the following new employees:
Chcuk Kai WOHC, #444426, S.I.So. 7Q9-7U-659
Owen KINGDOM, #484420, S.I.no. 242-204-826
Christina ZAHAXA, #484424, S.l.Ko. 802-997-811
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
VANCOUVER-*.-May IS, 1975. File* 609 "'x
C.A. Aitken ryA'c ■ c .cj ■ ':';' "> ■■■' ■ • .
Mr.;M^W.""Holland-,,' .,,._.,..;.., ■'.-*»«-i-J
Montreal, Que. AyAAA "".., A'".-.:y:-
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Your letter of May 6th, File 103-12-7.
Attached is monthly volume of Truck and Trailer traffic
.for months February through April 1975. I believe you,
have an accumulated total to January 31, 1975, which no.
doubt will suffice tor that mbrithv: ... *
The same form as is used for the weekly Statement has
been utilized, and presume you have no objections.
Terminal Superintendent
CAA'BB
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(c) ADD An employee or his estate making a claim under this
Section shall submit reasonable proof to the Company of the
actual value of the loss suffered, such proof shall be signed
affidavit listing the individual items and values claimed.
ARTICLE 3
WAGES AND OVERTIME
Basic monthly rate to be increased one hundred and
fifty dollars ($150.00) across the board. This is to reflect
increases in wages, basic monthly and hourly rates, overtime
rates and pro-rated vacation pay.
Wages and overtime are to be based on one hundred
and sixty-two (162) hours per month and the hourly overtime
rate to be double basic hourly rate.
Effective November 1, 1969, the monthly wage rates
will be increased by one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per
day worked for the employees covered by this Agreement, who
are in receipt of subsistence provided by the Company.
Contributions to the Railroad Retirement Pension
Fund and/or the Company's medical plan shall be on a voluntary
basis by the employee.
ARTICLE 4
Section 1. Duties of Bos'n, A.B. and O.S.
Delete the last paragraph of sub-paragraph (d),
which reads; "The Company reserves the right to have the
blocking of trailer wheels and the applying of pads tinder the
landing gears of such vehicles performed by employees not
covered by this Agreement."
Section 4. Cleaning Bilges and Rose Boxes
When members of the unlicensed personnel in the
Deck Department are required to clean either bilges, rose
boxes or oil spills, they shall be paid the rate specified
below. If required to perform such work during overtime
hours, they shall be paid on the basis of time and one-half
the overtime rate.
Rates to be negotiated. .
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VANCOUVER, May 15, 1975, File: T-75-10
J. Yates
Purser
Chief Steward
"Princess Patricia"
I am attaching copy of letter from the City Manager,
City of Skagway, concerning garbage pickup from your
vessel at that point.
Will you please be governed by the requests contained
in Mr. lee's letter.
Manager, B.C.C.S.f,
LBJ'BB
25.
deny the demand and maintain the present clause.
26. Meals in Port.
The Union demanded that present Article 2, Section
7 (b), meal allowance be increased from two dollars and
fifty cents ($2.50) to seven dollars and fifty cents ($7.50)
per day.
Article 2, Section 7 of the present agreement is
headed, "Meals in Port on Vessels on Articles". During
negotiations the Company advised the Union that contingent
upon a satisfactory wage settlement being negotiated, in the
case of the "Trailer Princess", the Company would allow men
when on ships Articles, when meals are not provided by the
Company, an allowance of six dollars ($6.00) per day, or,
two dollars ($2.00) per meal.
27. Laid Up Ships
The Union demanded that the wages on laid up ships shall
be adjusted as per general gain in wage rates, effective
November 1, 1969, thereby amending Article 2, Section 8,
sub-section (a) of the present agreement.
The Company agreed with the Union that an adjustment
in the rates of pay on laid up ships be made on the same
percentage basis as that allowed the unlicensed deck and
engineroom personnel on ships in service.
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VANCOUVER, May 15, 1975. File: 75.AIA.055.
J, Yates
Mr. M.W. Holland
Montreal, Que.
Reference your letter of May 7th, File 103-6.
There has been no direct transfer as such, between
Canadian National's "Prince George" and our "Princess
Patricia" service. All new inquiries and/or requests
for space have been initiated by individuals and
agencies.
In view of the fact that Canadian National indicated to
their clients the names of all available Alaska cruise
ship services, feel there wes no moral obligation to
compensate Canadian National for any business secured
directly as a result of cancellation of their service.
You may wish to inquire if Canadian National recovered
their commission from agency cancellations, or in good
faith allowed the retention of same, in which case they
would have a right to recall it in view of our allowing
agencies commission on the sale of "Princess Patricia"
accommodation.
The only direct reference given us was in connection
with an October 12th charter of the "Prince George,"
but beyond discussing with the operators the possibility
of utilizing the "Princess Patricia," it was finally
agreed that our charter costs were beyond their means,
in view of the numbers travelling in their group, requiring a smaller ship.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
RRR'BB
27.
receive an allowance of six dollars ($6.00)
per day in lieu thereof. This allowance will
commence on the day subsequent to the day
victualling ceases and shall cease on the day
on which victualling is resumed.
There is no justification in this request as the
hourly rates on laid up ships were established on the basis
that it compensated employees for weekly leave, room and
board, as provided for in Article 2, Section 8, sub-section
(e) of the present Agreement which reads as followss-
"It is agreed the hourly rate of pay as
defined in sub-section (a) of this Section
compensates the employees for weekly leave
and room and board."
The Board is respectfully requested to deny this
demand.
The Union demanded that present Article 2, Section 8,
sub-section (f) be amended to read as followss-
Employees working on laid up ships at
Victoria, whose home port is Vancouver
or Nanaimo, shall receive transportation
and meals to their home port when on
weekly leave.
This provision is already included in the Union's
request contained in Article 1, Section 16, "Transfer and
Travelling Time" (pages 14 and 15 of this statement). As
stated, the Company agreed to an allowance of five dollars
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VANCOUVER, May 15, 1975.
F.W. Atkins on
Memorandum
Mr. B,D. Margetts
Reference B.C.C.S. News operation.
The News Stands on the "Princess Marguerite,f "Princess
Patricia" and "Princess of Vancouver" have been operated
for some years by commissioned News Agents on the first
two vessels, and by a salaried News Agent on the "I rincess
of Vancouver." The operation has required a News Stock
inventory of from $15,000 to $25,000, depending on peak
periods. With the sale of the "Princess Marguerite," it
now leaves us with a large inventory and only two vessels
to dispose of the stock. The "Princess of Vancouver's"
sales are of a minor nature in souvenirs, which represents
the bulk of the inventory.
It is proposed, therefore, to sell the inventory to the
present News Agent on the "Princess Patricia," and she
will pay the Company the sum of $450 per trip in lieu of
commission on her sales. On the basis of 19 trips in the
season, return to Company approximates net revenue obtained from "Princess Patricia" News operation in 1974.
The sale of the inventory would be on the basis of 90C on
the dollar, as there has been an accumulation of dead
wood over the years. It is suggested that sale involve
down payment of $2,000 and balance spread over the 19
trips. Discounted inventory now approximates $15,000.
It is not intended to charge interest on balance of
payments.
23.
Canada, but urges the Board most strongly to deny the
Union's demand for an increase in the rate of pay.
24. Sailing Shorthanded.
The Union has demanded that present Article 2, Section
3, (a), (b) and (c) be deleted and replaced with the following:
In the event of any ship sailing shorthanded,
wages and weekly leave that would otherwise
be paid to the members who are absent shall
be paid to the crew members in the particular
department affected until such time as the
vessel's crew is complete. All crew members
affected by this clause shall at all times be
covered by the overtime clauses in this contract
when working in excess of eight (8) hours per
day.
Under the provisions of sub-section 3 (a) of the
existing agreement, it provides; "Where the work of the
missing watchkeeping crew member is performed by a non-
watchkeeping unlicensed deck personnel, the employee performing such work shall receive overtime for any time worked in
excess of eight hours in any one day." Under the present
agreement, it is considered the employee is amply compensated,
especially as he receives overtime for any time worked in
excess of eight (8) hours in any one day.
Under the provisions of sub-section 3 (b) of the
existing agreement, it provides; "Where the vessel sails
without a full complement of unlicensed watchkeeping personnel
in the engineroom department and another watchkeeping Engine-
room personnel who is normally assigned other duties performs
2.
This proposal should prove beneficial to the Company, both
from the standpoint of a very minor investment in News
stock for the "Princess of Vancouver," reduce costs account
staff requirements for stock handling, and still provide
reasonable revenue return.
If you approve, may I have your authority to progress
matter to a conclusion.
Catering Superintendent
FWA * BB
21.
The Company's proposal is common to the railway
industry in Canada to say nothing of marine operations
conducted by Canadian Pacific and Canadian National
Railways on the Okanagan Lake. As the British Columbia
Coast Steamship Service is an integral part of the Company's
rail service any deviation from our annual vacation
proposal would place the Company in an untenable position.
The Board is therefore respectfully requested to refuse the
Union's demand and to accept the Company's proposal.
23. Statutory Holidays.
The Union demanded that present Article 2, Section
2 (a), be amended to read as followss-
All employees shall be given ten (10)
Statutory Holidays, namely, New Year's Day,
Good Friday, Easter Monday, Victoria Day,
Dominion Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day,
Remembrance Day, Christmas Day and Boxing
Day off, is possible. If not possible, and
they are called to work on any of these
days, they shall receive two point five
(2.5) days paid leave in addition to their
regular wages. Employees on weekly leave
shall be granted an additional one point
five (1.5) day's leave.
The Company stated during negotiations and conciliation
proceedings that it was prepared to grant a ninth statutory
holiday, i.e.: Boxing Day, contingent upon a satisfactory wage
settlement being negotiated.
The Company stated clearly at that time that it was not
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CANADIAN PACIFIC LIMITED
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
VANCOUVER, May 15, 197 5.
File NO. 75.GEN.529.G,
TRANSPORTATION NOTICE NUMBER 3/75
SPECIAL CHARTER "PRINCESS OF VANCOUVER" BY GRANSON YACHT CHARTERS LTD.
HOMB SOUND CRUISE, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1975
Messrs.
F.W.
Atkinson
(3)
L.G.
Armstrong
(3)
E.
Robinson
(2)
A.A.
Faulkner
(3)
C.A.
Aitken
(1)
Master, "Princess of Vancouver" (1)
Purser, "Princess of Vancouver" (2)
Chf.Stwd., "Princess of Vancouver" (3)
Master, "Carrier Princess" (1)
Chf. Stwd., "Carrier Princess" (1)
NO. IN PARTY:
SCHEDULE:
TICKETING:
PARKING:
MEAL SERVICE:
Approximately 300-350.
Lv. Vancouver 1930 Saturday, May 24, 1975.
Cruise South Shore, Inner Harbour and return
North Shore, thence cruise to Howe Sound,
Georgia Strait.
Ar. Vancouver 0130 Sunday, May 24, 1975.
Granson will prepay the Charter, and one group
ticket will be issued to cover minimum guarantee
of 300 passengers. The Club will be billed upon
completion of cruise for any additional passengers
over 300 at $16.00 each adult. Each member will
hold ticket for cruise, which is to be uplifted by
Purser upon embarking. Granson service staff,
numbering eight, will hold complimentary tickets
which are not to be included in ticket count for
excursion charges.
There will be a number of cars requiring to be
parked during cruise.
Meal is to be served commencing 2000 in Restaurant,
Dining Room and Blue Room. All meals are covered by
guarantee, and menu is to consist of the following:
B.C. Apple Juice
Roast Beef
Mashed Potatoes
Mixed Vegetables
Apple Pie and Cheese
Tea Coffee Milk
NOTE: (Salad to be available
as alternative.)
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MEAL SERVICE (Cont'd.)
NOTE;
BAR LOCATIONS:
To commence by
1900
STATEROOMS:
SPECIAL
ARRANGEMENTS:
Additional tables and chairs are to be set
up in Blue Room to accommodate 50 people,
20 tables on car deck and eight tables in
Aft Observation Room.
Upper Car Deck
Forward Observation Lounge
Princess Room and Aft Observation Room
SERVICE: Corkage basis $15.00 per bottle. Granson
will sell tickets to their passengers, which will
be honoured at Bars.
SETTLEMENT: Upon completion of cruise.
Staterooms are to be assigned only for Committee
members' use as/if required.
1. "Princess of Vancouver" is to be dressed for
this occasion.
2. Granson is to have use of Purser's Public Address
System for meal sittings and other announcements.
3. Music is to be arranged by Granson.
4. Please see "NOTES" under "Meal Service" and
"Bar Locations."
COMMITTEE;
REMARKS:
Mr. Verne Granberg.
Will all concerned please offer every assistance to
ensure that cruise is handled smoothly and well.
Restrooms are to be given extra special attention
throughout cruise for cleanliness.
J. YATES
MANAGER, B.C.C.S.S.
cc. Mr. R.A. Ferguson
Mr. J.G. Shave - "Princess of Vancouver's" 2000 sailing from Vancouver to Nanaimo, and 2 400 sailing from Nanaimo
are cancelled May'24th, to accommodate Granson
Yacht Charters Ltd. "Carrier Princess" will substitute on these sailings.
May 15, 1975
File: 392149
i.ailrosd Retirement Board
£44 Rash Street
Chicago, Illinois 60611
U. S. A.
ATTEEIIOS: Mr. ?.S. Scaffldi, Chief,
PM«*ft" °* Clftfcas Opfratloffif
Dear Sirs:
*•* HJi Cfrfffi Cfrff ■ St&tntygf 7?8-14-fL59
Kith reference to your letter of April 24, 1975, copy to this
office, concerning over-payment of benefits to Mr. Chan Chee.
From what I can gather, Mr. Chee was under the impression at
one point that he was not going to receive any more U.S.
Social Security benefits and applied for Canadian Unemployment
Insurance benefits. He, apparently, only drew them for a few
weeks.
Aa he has the choice of drawing either, but not both, will you
please advise what your attitude would be if he were to refund
the money peld out by the Canadian Unemployment Insurance
Commission, which so far as we can determine amounts to
approximately $200.00. 1 have written to the Canadian authorities
in this regard and will contact you further when I have heard
from them.
Toura truly,
Manager,
B.C.C.S.S.
cc: District Office
Seattle, Washington
HLH/jb
May 15, 1975
File: 462386
Mr. K. Cole
#106—240 Simcoe Street
Victoria, B.C.
Deer Mr. Cole:
With reference to your telephone cell to thia office today
enquiring es to the whereabouts of your cheque.
We have been adviaed by our Accounting Department thet you
received your final pay in period 08, so we assume you must
be referring to your peneion refund cheque. If this is the
case, pleaae aign the encloaed applications for refund of
pension contributions where indicated by pencilled "X" and
return to thia office as soon aa possible for processing.
Your cheque will be forwarded to you direct from our Montreal
Office within four to six weeks.
Yours truly,
J. YATES,
Manager,
B.C.C.S.S.
jb
May 15, 1975
File: 392149
Unemployment Insurance Commission
1145 Robson Street
Vancouver, B.C.
Dear Sirs:
Re: Chee CHAN, Stlt E9« 70fr-?2;H3?
Mr. Chee Chan has been drawing unemployment insurance benefits
wliile leid off from this Company and it would be appreciated if
you will adviae the emounts and for periods covered that he
actually claims since October 6, 1974, to date.
Mr. Chan has been drawing U.S. Social Security due to the fact
that he contributes by payroll deduction when our vessel is
operating in U.S. waters.
The U.S. Railroad Retirement Board are now demanding re-payment
of $1,342.57 which they paid to Mr. Chan in Social Security
benefits for the period October 6, 1974, to March 31, 1975.
Mr. Chan thinks that he can avoid this by re-paying the Unemployment Insurance Commission the benefits he has received which he
states were for only e few weeks this year. He had with him
a cheque in the amount of $214.98 which he aald he was going to
return immediately to you.
As this employee does not read English to* well 1 think he become
confused when his U.S. payments atopped temporarily and assuming
he wea at the end of hia benefita, he applied for Canadian Unemployment Insurance.
When aupplying the information requeated in paragraph three will
you kindly advise iff in your opinion.this will rectify the situation
insofar as the Government of Canada is concerned.
Yours truly.
J. YATES,
Manager,
B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
VANCOUVER, May 15, 1975. File: 336
J. Yates
Mr. A. McDermott
Montreal, Que.
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter of May
13th enclosing pro forma copies of Arion Insurance
Company Limited policies for Marine Insurance for
1975.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
BB
VANCOUVER, May 14, 1975,
J. Yates
Mr. S.R. Chagnon
Montreal, Que.
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Accountant
Office Manager
Asst. Office Manager
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We note on your Forms P.F. 73, you are showing copy
to Mr. H.L. Thompson, Vancouver.
Please note that I replaced Mr. Thompson in October
1974, and waa Id appreciate your correcting your records
accordingly.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
BB
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29.
The Company is at a loss to understand why this demand
was submitted. During negotiations, the Union could not cite
any specific benefits or provisions of the Agreement that
were not being paid to employees working on laid up ships.
Thus this demand is without foundation.
28. Maintenance Work.
The Union demanded that present Article 2, Section 9
be amended to read as follows:-
The Company agrees to have all sanitary and
maintenance work done between the hours of
8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., except that concerned
with the safe navigation of the ship. Any of
this work performed between the hours of
5:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. shall be paid at the
regular overtime rate.
The following provisions are contained in the present
agreement:-
"The Company agrees to have all maintenance
work, except that concerned with the safe
navigation of the ships and sanitary duties,
performed between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and
5:00 p.m."
"Such sanitary duties shall be confined to daylight hours. Squeegeeing windows, wiping hand
rails and work howsoever performed on the car
deck, shall not be considered sanitary duties."
VAJfCOUVER, May 14, 1975. File: 564
J« Yates
Master
Chief Engineer
Purser
CJiief Steward
"Princess Patricia"
Arrangements have again been made to have Canadian cigarette*
stocked in the News Stand of your vessel in bond.
Regulations will not permit any crew member having in his
possession at any one time, pore than 200 cigar ait tes, wti«th«r
Canadian or American, and 'them they are only to be for their
own personal use. The total cigarettes of Canadian or
American bonded stock allowed crew members for their own
use during nny month is not to exceed 750 cigarettes vmr
person.
For your information, the Canadian oi$ar«tt«s out of the
bonded stock will be sold to crew members at a cost to
fchera of 30 eents per packet of twenty.
It is extremely Important that this privilege is not abased,
otherwise the arrangement will be cancelled.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S,
LBJ'BB
50. '"
and shall be called EXHIBIT "E". Considering there are
only six Firemen employed on this vessel, it will be
observed that the overtime per employee is considerable.
In view of these penalties, the unlicensed deck
ratings also receive considerable extra remuneration in the
way of a penalty, and the Board will be interested to know
that average wages earned by fifteen senior unlicensed deck
ratings employed during 1969 ranged from $559.00 per month
to $948.00 per month. Statement showing the actual earnings
in 1969 of these fifteen senior deck ratings is attached and
shall be called EXHIBIT "F". Some of the remuneration is
paid to the employees because of penalties which are allowed
them for doing work while actually performing their regular
tour of duty. Overtime is also allowed, in many cases, for
two hours per day, whereas only 30 minutes work has been
required of the employee. Statement showing the actual
earnings in 1969 of eleven of the most senior unlicensed
Engineroom personnel is attached and shall be called
EXHIBIT "G". Statement is also attached as EXHIBIT "C"
showing that the cost of implementing the Union's demands
would amount to $328,950.00 per annum for an average of
53 employees, or, in excess of $6,000.00 per annum per
employee.
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May 14, 1975.
File No. T-75-101 PP
Yarrows Limited
P.O. Box 1030
Victoria, B.C.
Attention: Mr* A. Gillies
nT , ; Repair Superintendent
Gentlemen:
Enclosed are invoices for our vessel the "Princess
Patricia," which show a double charge for her drydocking, and which we desire corrected as soon as
possible.
Concerning lay days of $915.00 per day, during the
period of March 28-March 31/75, Good Friday and including Easter Monday, this charge should be reduced,
as no work was being performed on the vessel.
Yours very truly.
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HJT'BB
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(9) hashing machines will be installed aboard Company
vessels for the exclusive use of the unlicensed
personnel covered by this Contract,
(10) Clothes dryer will be installed on the Irincess
of Vancouver, Princess Patricia and Trailer Princess.
(b) Any member of the crew wilfully damaging or destroying
linen shall be held accountable for same. Allien linen is not issued
the man shall receive two ($2.00) dollars each week for washing his own
linen, Crew shall turn in soiled linen before receiving new issue of
linen.
Section 20. Crew's Quarters
(a) All quarters assigned for use of the unlicensed personnel
of the Deck and 3ngineroom departments are to be kept free from vermin.
This is to be accomplished through the use of extermination facilities
provided by the Company or by fumigating the quarters with approved
disinfectant evary six (6) months or when necessary.
(b) Mien vessel is in port suitable alternative accommodation
shall be provided when the following conditions exist:-
(1) '.hen hot water is not available in crew's washrooms
for a period of twelve (12) or more consecutive
hours.
(2) '.Ihen crew's quarters have been painted and paint is
not absolutely dry and other suitable quarters are
not furnished aboard.
(3) At all tines when vessel is in drydock overnight and
it is impossible to keep crew aboard.
(4) Mien linen is not issued upon a man's request prior
to 6:00 p.m. on the day he joins the vessel.
(c) Mien vessel is being fumigated and not cleared before
nine (9:00) p.m. men standing midnight to eight (8:00) a.m. watch
shall be entitled to suitable alternative accommodation.
(d) Crew's quarters will be painted in a light colour once a
year to maintain cleanliness but in the case of a vessel in operation less
than six months in any year the quarters ',</ill only be painted during such
year provided it is necessary to do so. However, the quarters will in such
cases be painted within a two year period.
Section 21. llessrooms
Each vessel shall be furnished with a messroon for the
accommodation of the crew, such messroom or messrooms to be in each case
so constructed as to afford adequate sitting room for all and to be so
situated as to afford full protection from the weather and from heat and
: odours arising from the vessel's engineroom, fireroom, hold and toilet.
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VASODUV3R, May 14, 1975. Fila't T-75-39
J. Yates
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Mr. L.G. Armstrong, Vancouver
Mr.-E. Robinson, Hanaita©.' . ,..... ,.
. Purser, "Princess O'f Vancouver" '
Miss M. Oxendale ...•..■•
Please apply following rates effective May 15, 1975,
until further advised*
U.S. funds at premium on international and foreign
freight traffic covered by CFA Tariff 16G '
Exchange ' a% Per Cent
.' surcharge . 2 • fmmr cent . ■ '
Discount Mil
Canadian funds at a discount on Internationa] passenger
traffic covered by.Fare Advice 12-1
''surcharge 3 Per Cant
Manager, B.C.C.3.S.
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(f) Emplo^/ees working on laid-up ships at Victoria whose
home port is Vancouver or Nanaimo will receive transportation to
their home ports.
(g) The Company agrees that, if more than one man is engaged
on laid-up ships in the Deck Department, the second man will be a
Dosun, If more than one man is employed in the Engineroom Staff on
laid-up ships, the second man will be an Engineroom Storekeeper,
Section 9. Maintenance V/ork
The Company agrees to have all maintenance work, except
that concerned with the safe navigation of the ships and sanitary
duties, performed between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Such sanitary duties shall be confined to daylight
hours. Squeegeeing %/indows, wiping hand rails and work howsoever
performed on the car deck, shall not be considered sanitary duties.
Section 10. Hours of Afork & Overtime for Employees in the Deck and
Engineroom Departments.
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(a) Aegular watches will consist of four (4) hours on and
eight (8) hours off duty. Ahere two A.3,'s stand the same watch, the
standing of the wheel watch will be on the hour on, hour off, system,
(b) Miere schedules do not require a 3 watch system on ships
not in continuous service, an employee may be assigned to an eight
(8) hour shift in which he will perform the necessary and customayy
duties in his respective department. In this case the eight (8)
hours shall be consecutive excluding the meal period. One (l) hour
or one half (?) hour off for meal period will be allowed as close
to the middle of the shift as possible.
(c) Bosun, Engineroom Storekeeper and ~7iper, eight hours on
duty, shall be between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
(d) "'Then men who have .completed their regular watchkeeping
duties and are called back to work within a period of one hour, they
shall have their overtime commence at the time they completed their
regular watchkeeping duties,
(e) Aa employee of duty, called for overtime work will be
paid a minimum of two (2) hours, for which two (2) hours service may
be required, and thereafter overtime will be paid him in half•hour
(k) periods. In all cases, if a man is required to work beyond his
regular watch, he will be paid a minimum of one (l) hour's overtime.
(f) For the purpose of calculating overtime, a day shall refer
in all eases to the period from midnight to midnight.
Section 11. Meekly Leave
'••Jeekly leave shall be granted to employees governed by
this agreement, except those employed on laid-up ships, on the basis
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J. Yates
Mr,.L.G. Armstrong* Vancouver.
Mr. £• Robinson, Sanaimo.
Purser, "Princess of Vancouver*
Miss M. Oxendala
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Effective iiaraadiataly, United states funds are to ba
accepted at 2\£4 premium.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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AATICIE 3
Wages and Overtime
Wages & Overtime May 1/67 IIov. 1/67 May 1/68 May 1/69
Rate O.T. Rate O.T, Rate QAZ. Rate O.T,
3osun 3 440.00 3.81 $ 453,00 4„01 $ 482o00 4,18 $ 502.00 4.35
Able Seaman $ 401.00 3,48 $ 422.00 3,66 $ 440.00 3,81 $ 458.00 3.97
Ord. Seaman $ 394.00 3.42 $ 415,00 3,60 $ 433.00 3,75 $ 450.00 3.90
E.H. Stkpr. 3 440.00 3.81 $ 463.00 4,01 $ 482.00 4-18 $ 502,00 4.35
Water Tender $ 414.00 3.59 $ 435,00 3„77 $ 453.00 3,93 $ 472.00 4.09
Oiler $ 407.00 3.53 $ 428,00 3,71 $ 446.00 3,87 $ 464.00 4.02
Fireman $ 394.00 3.42 $ 415.00 3.60 $ 433.00 3,75 $ 450.00 3,90
Wiper $ 349.00 3.03 $ 367.00 3.18 $ 382.00 3,31 $ 398.00 3.45
The basis of overtime payments is time and one half based on 173 working
hours per month.
Effective January 1, 1967, the monthly wage rates will
be increased by $1.00 per day worked for the employees covered by this
Agreement who are in receipt of subsistence provided by the Company.
The Company will deduct from the wages of the employees
covered by this agreement an amount equivalent to &L«0Q per day worked
to pay for subsistence provided by the Co:npany to these employees.
Such deduction will be made on the "A" and "3" period payrolls and
will have precedence over all other deductions.
The calculation of pension rights and employee contributions to the pension fund ".'ill be based on monthly wage rates less
the amount deducted to pay for subsistence.
Wage adjustments made subsequent to the effective date
of this memorandum will be based on monthly rates less the amount
deducted to pay for subsistence.
At the end of each calendar year unlicensed personnel
shall be provided with a receipt covering all deductions made under
the above.
ARTICLE 4
Section 1. Duties of Aos'n, A.3. and 0,S.
(a) An A.3. shall be required to perform the necessary and
customary duties of the Deck Department. This shall include duties of
helmsman, winchman, lookoutman, handling ship's liness tractors, gangplanks, blocking and securing of dollies, automobiles and other vehicles,
attending plank watch when necessary, clock rounds, maintenance and
cleaning of ships, as well as performing other regular duties assigned
to him by his supervising officer.
(b) Ordinary Seaman shall perform duties assigned to him such
as handling lines, gangplanks, blocking and securing dollies, maintenance
and cleaning of vessel, cleaning quarters, toilets and washrooms of
unlicensed Deck Department.
VANCOUVER, May 14, 1975. FilSt T-r2t-30-56
J.;.Yates '-#■ A"/"' . ,., . ..' a '"/:." '■■
Mr. W;vr. Martin yy ■■*''' '•." ...'
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Reference your File PA 131049 h concerning da?taige to
Johnston Terminals Ltd.*s Trailer No. V 2010 on Transfer
Ho.':'4,'November 19, 1973.
For your record I aa now attaching two copies of Survey
Report from Salvage Association covering this incident,
together with copy of their invoice fear $95.00.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
LBJ'BB
cc. Mr. A. McDermot:
Montreal, Que.a
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Two copies of the Survey Report are attached, together with copy of their invoice for $95.00 and
copy of our voucher covering payment of same.
Manager, ,■■ E.CCS .A3.
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(c) ADD An employee or his estate making a claim under this
Section shall submit reasonable proof to the Company of the
actual value of the loss suffered, such proof shall be signed
affidavit listing the individual items and values claimed.
ARTICLE 3
WAGES AND OVERTIME
Basic monthly rate to be increased one hundred and
fifty dollars ($150.00) across the board. This is to reflect
increases in wages, basic monthly and hourly rates, overtime
rates and pro-rated vacation pay.
Wages and overtime are to be based on one hundred
and sixty-two (162) hours per month and the hourly overtime
rate to be double basic hourly rate.
Effective November 1, 1969, the monthly wage rates
will be increased by one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per
day worked for the employees covered by this Agreement, who
are in receipt of subsistence provided by the Company.
Contributions to the Railroad Retirement Pension
Fund and/or the Company's medical plan shall be on a voluntary
basis by the employee.
ARTICLE 4
Section 1. Duties of Bos'n, A.B. and O.S.
Delete the last paragraph of sub-paragraph (d),
which reads; "The Company reserves the right to have the
blocking of trailer wheels and the applying of pads under the
landing gears of such vehicles performed by employees not
covered by this Agreement."
Section 4. Cleaning Bilges and Rose Boxes
When members of the unlicensed personnel in the
Deck Department are reguired to clean either bilges, rose
boxes or oil spills, they shall be paid the rate specified
below. If required to perform such work during overtime
hours, they shall be paid on the basis of time and one-half
the overtime rate.
Rates to be negotiated.
May 14, 1975.
File No. 405
Mr. T. Taylor "
Lloyd's Register of Shipping
219 Marine Building
Vancouver, B.C.
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Dear Mr. Taylor:
Reference your circular letter dated May 9th, File
TT/R. x ...
I .would be pleased if you would reserve one copy
of the Rules at the stated price of $30.00, for
this Department.
Yours very truly.
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S,
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EXHIBIT "C
BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE
DECK AND ENGINEROOM PERSONNEL
ESTIMATED ANNUAL COST OF EMPLOYEES' DEMANDS
Basic Wage Increase $ 135,650
Uniforms 300
Transfer and Travelling Time 450
Crew Equipment 500
Statutory Holidays - 2 extra 1,600
Annual Vacation 2,900
Overtime 58,400
Subsistence 125
United States Railroad Retirement -
Employees share paid by the
Company 74,750
Weekly Leave - from .4 to .5 per
day worked 48,300
Working Weekends and Shorthanded
On Laid-Up Ships N/A
Dirty Money - $6,100 @ 33% 2,100
Coveralls - 50 per year @ $5.50 275
$6.00 per day in lieu of board on
Laid-Up Ships 3,600
TOTAL: $ 328,950
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File Ho. 427
423
Canadian-American Transport
3103 N.E. 65th 3t.
Vancouver, Washington 98663.
Attention: .Mr.. Ron Parrish
Gentlemen:
We liave been requested to forward you a copy of our
Canadian Pacific Ltd. BCCSS Tariff No. 0 and Supplement No. 1, which are enclosed. Rates shown therein
cire subject to change.
When you have specific movements of your traffic,
please contact us for particulars of reservations
available anddeparture times of our various sailings.
Yours very truly,
J. YATES
Managar, B.C.C.S.S
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May 14, 1975.
File No. 75.PCV.529.C.
Mrs. C. Heron
c/o Kitsiiano Secondary School
2550 west 10th Ave.
Vancouver, B.C.
Dear Mrs. Heront
with reference to your visit to the office last
Monday, enclosed please find Excursion Agreement
respecting your June 7th Howe 3ound cruise on
board the "Princess of Vancouver,"
It w^i.11 be appreciated if you will sigh both
copies/ returning same for signature, and One copy
will be forwarded to you for your information.
Photograph of the "Princess of Vancouver" is enclosed, as requested.
Yours very truly.
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.3,
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BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE
(Canadian Pacific Railway Company)
In the matter of the revision of the Agreement
governing the wages and working conditions
of their employees in the Deck and Engineroom
Departments represented by:-
SEAFARERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION OF CANADA
Vancouver, British Columbia
April 7, 1970
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May 14, 1975.
File No. 75.GEN.529.G.
Mr. Verne E. Granberg, President
Granson Yacht Charters Ltd.
P.O. Box 3056
Vancouver, B.C.
V6B 3F6
Dear Mr. Granberg*
Enclosed please find Excursion Agreement respecting
your May 24th charter of the "Princess of Vancouver"
for Howe Sound cruise.
Will appreciate your signing both copies and returning same for signature, and one copy will be forwarded
to you for your information.
Yours very truly.
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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of
BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE
(Canadian Pacific Railway Company)
In the matter of the revision of the Agreement
governing the wages and working conditions
of their employees in the Deck and Engineroom
Departments represented by:-
SEAFARERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION OF CANADA
Vancouver, British Columbia
April 7, 1970
VANCOUVER, May ,14,A;1975.. File: 440
B.H. Bussell A
Memorandum
Messrs. J. Yates
F.W. Atkinson
A.N. Cairns
L.B. Jackson
T. King
R.R. Reid
W.W. Hocking
C.A. Aitken
Further to my memo of May 12th.
Please note that Monthly Management Meeting for May
16th is cancelled, and will be held at 0800 Tuesday,
May 20th in Mr. YateS office.
in future, meetings will be held on the 20th of each
month, except, when the 20th falls on a weekend^meeting
will be held on the first business day thereafter.
Secretary
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S TATEMENT
of
BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE
(Canadian Pacific Railway Company)
In the matter of the revision of the Agreement
governing the wages and working conditions
of their employees in the Deck and Engineroom
Departments represented by:-
SEAFARERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION OF CANADA
Vancouver. British Columbia
April 7, 1970
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J. Yates
Mr. S.R. Chagnon,
Director,
Pension Benefits Records,
Montreal
TO BE INITIALLED AND PASSED ALMS
Mengger, B.C.C.S.S.
"AsttT Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
ine Superintendent
Superintendent Engineer
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Catering Superintendent
Terminal Superintendent
Accountant
Office Manager
Asst. Office Manager
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Enclosed herewith la application for Cash-Surrender Value of
Group Life Insurance together with policy for Donald Bartlett,
#315500.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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VANCOUVER, Mey 13, 1975
J. Yates
Mr. CC. Sharp
Foreman, B.C.C.S.S.
Vancouver
Files:
9299 Special
130670
Further to our conversation of yesterday this will confirm
your date of retirement as July 1, 1975.
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Please contact the Assistant Office Manager as soon as possible
with regard to completing the necessary forms.
If you were to take all your annual vacation entitlement as leave
it would mean that your last day of work will be May 15, 1975.
I understand, however, that it will take you some time to put
things in order and to move out your own property from the shop,
etc. It will, therefore, be in order for you to remain on the
payroll up to and including May 30, 1975, and you will then receive
II days pay in lieu of annual vacation.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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VANCOUVER, May 13, 1973 Files: 9299 Special
147605
J. Yates
Mr. K. Bevies
Foreman Upholsterer
Vancouver
It le regretted that it will be necessary to lay you off
effective June 1, 1975.
Ifela is due to the closing down of the Victoria facilities
following the withdrawal from service of the "Princess Marguerite."
Manager, B.C.C.S.S*
cc: Mr. W. Hocking
Pleese arrange to pay Mr. Davies outstanding leave.
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VANCOUVER, May 13, 1975 File: 482055
F.W. Atkinson
Mr. Chester Kopyt
Waiter
Princess of Vancouver
This will acknowledge your application for a position on
the "Princess Patricia."
We heve had reports that your work ia not up to standard and
it ii felt at the present time that you should remain on the
"Princess of Vancouver."
Please be assured that your progress will be monltered and
with extra effort on your part, we will certainly endeavour
to place you on the "Princess Patricia" during the 1975 season.
Catering Superintendent
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May 13, 1975
File: T-75-40
Ms. A. Cowan
31 Jones Avenue
Toronto, Ontario
MAM 2Z7
Dear Ms. Cowan:
Thank you for your letter of April 21, together with references
from Chateau Lake Louise,following up your letter of July 22, 1974,
and 07 reply of August 2, 1974, concerning employment on this
Company's vessels.
I regret to state that there will be very few vacancies this year,
as all of the girls who were with us last season have requested
employment egaln this year and, of course, we will have to accommodate as many aa possible.
That is not to say there will not be any openings during the 1975
season but it is the problem of you living in Toronto. When vacancies
arise we usually require people at short notice and unless you are
available to us here in Vancouver I doubt whether we would have
aufflcient time to write you and have you here when required.
If it is your Intention to come to Vancouver in any case this
pleaae call into this office immediately on arrival and we will
diacuss the matter further.
Yours truly,
J. YATES,
Manager,
B.C.C.S.S.
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May 13, 1975
United States Consulate General
1199 west Hastings Street
Vancouver, B.C.
Shu Tong CKUI
Shu Tong CKUI
Born in Kwantung, China
July 2, Vffl
Gentlemen:
We would like to hire Mr. Shu Tong CHUI to work
as a Kitchen Helper on our vessel the "Princess
Patricia", operating in Alaska service.
It will be very much appreciated if you will let
Mr. Chui have the necessary permit. He will
commence work on May 23 and finish approximately
October 7, 1975.
Yours vary truly,
j. sates
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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May 13, 1975
United States Consulate General
1199 West Hastings Street
Vancouver, B.C.
Lap Man WONG
Born in Canton, China
September 11. 1952
Gentlemen:
Mr. Wong worked the summer of 1974 on our vessel the
"Princess Patricia" opereting in Alaska service.
You were kind enough to grant him permission and it
will be appreciated If you would extend your permission
to cover the summer of 1975 as Mr. Wong will again be
working on the "Princess Patricia", from May 15 to
approximately October 7, 1975.
Yours very truly,
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
VAUCOUVSR, Hay 13, 197$. Film. ?S.521».X.
J. Yataa
Puxamx
Chief Jtaward
nr-rincmma of Vancouver*
For your inform* t lost there will ba a group of 120 Kinaawn
travelling oa the I»ao aalling frost jgaaaiwo &&y 16th«
*Friaeeaa of Vancouver, * an route Vancouver.
So apecial arraagmtseata have bmmn repeated.
Hanagaar, B.C.C.S.S.
RRR'BB
oo* Mr. Us Hobinaon, tianaiwo * ■^atarmnvm conversation
May 12th,
Mr. L.Q. kmmtrmia. m ror your lafsr am titan
Mr. A.A. Faulkaar - There will ski two or three iiuaee
picking up Kiaassen oa arrival Vancouver. Plaaa*
protect.
Mr. c.A» Aitken - For your information.
MMMtqar, B.C.C.S.S,
5.
Railway, Airline & Steamship Clerks. Also, the Agreement
covering wage and working conditions for Pursers, Pursers
and Wireless Operators, Members of the Pursers Department,
Chief and Second Stewards, is open for negotiation after
July 1, 1970 with the Brotherhood of Railway, Airline &
Steamship Clerks. Agreement covering our Licensed Officers
expires August 31, 1970. While the Company recognizes that
an agreement with one group of employees does not necessarily
mean that the terms of such agreement must apply to the other
groups of employees, we may assume that settlements with the
other groups mentioned will be affected by a settlement here.
The ultimate cost, therefore, of the recommendation of your
Board will be far in excess of the amount shown here.
12. Statement of the cost of the demands on the B.C.
Coast Steamship Service is attached and shall be called
EXHIBIT "C".
THE EFFECT ON THE FINANCIAL POSITION
OF THIS COMPANY
13. It is acknowledged that the Company does not expect the
employees to subsidize in any way, its operations. On the other
hand, the Company is in an unfavourable position in the Coastwise Pacific Trade business. The major passenger and automobile
service between Vancouver and Vancouver Island is performed by
the Government owned ferry service. The Passenger and automobile
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J. Yates
Mr. B.D. Margetts
Montreal, Que.
Attention: Mr. M.W. Holland
Reference telephone conversation May 12th regarding
variances in March G. & A. Expenditure.
January and February expenses were submitted late,
with the result that January appears in February comparison to plan, and February and March appear in
March comparison to plan.
March actual outside consultant fees of $3230 are made
up as follows:
Sterling H. Beek - March $1600
February 1630 $3230
The following is detail of business travel, excluding
autos:
March ..February
Superintendent Engineer $500 $404
Marine Superintendent 590 507
Asst. Manager 158 143
Manager 113 203
Terminal Superintendent 37
Market Analyst 551
$1361 $1845 $3206
3.
Department of Labour, was appointed by the Director,
Conciliation and Arbitration Branch, Canada Department of
Labour, on October 27, 1969 to deal with this dispute.
8. Two meetings were held subsequent to the appointment
of Mr. D.H. Cameron as Conciliation Officer to see if an
agreement could be reached without the services of a
Conciliation Officer. As settlement could not be reached,
meetings were held by the Conciliation Officer on January
6, 1970, January 12, 1970, January 15, 1970 and January 20,
1970, and as no further progress was made at these meetings,
the present Board of Conciliation and Investigation was
established.
MATTERS IN DISPUTE
9. The matters in dispute are summarized below:-
10. (1) Union Recognition and Employment.
(2) Discrimination.
(3) Stoppage of Work.
(4) Safe Working Conditions.
(5) Transfer and Travelling Time.
(6) Crew Equipment.
(7) Uniforms.
(8) Overtime Record.
(9) Annual Vacations.
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2.
Communications rental includes charges for Centrex
Service ($436) as billed by Pacific Region Data Centre;
such charges were not included in plan.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
WWH'BB
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MR. CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF THE BOARD:
1. The dispute which has resulted in the appointment of
your Board arises from proposals for a revised agreement
submitted by the Seafarers' International Union of Canada,
on behalf of the unlicensed personnel employed in the Deck
and Engineroom Departments on vessels of the British Columbia
Coast Steamship Service (Canadian Pacific Railway Company).
2. The vessels operated by this Company are:-
Gross
Tonnage
Princess of Vancouver 5554
Princess Marguerite 5911
Princess Patricia 6062
Trailer Princess 2689
3. Number of personnel directly concerned in this dispute
during the summer months is 70, representing 21.5% of the
total floating personnel (The "Princess Patricia" and
"Princess Marguerite" operate during the summer months only).
Number of personnel directly concerned in this dispute during
the winter months is 37, representing 22.3% of the total
floating personnel.
4. Copy of the Agreement governing the wages and working
conditions of these unlicensed personnel is submitted herewith
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VANCOUVER, May 13, 197 5. File: 562
J. Yates
Mr. A. McDermott
Montreal, Que.
Reference your letter April 4th, File MC&I-B"»8, concerning agreement between Canadian Pacific Limited
and Aqua Transportation Limited.
This agreement is now being finalized by Seaspan
International, and I expect it will be in our hands
for processing in the very near future. I will keep
you advised in this regard.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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EXHIBIT "G"
STATEMENT OF ACTUAL GROSS EARNINGS OF 11
MOST SENIOR UNLICENSED ENGINEROOM PERSONNEL
EMPLOYED ON B.C. COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE VESSELS
1969
ENGINEROOM
RATINGS
No.
1
No.
2
No.
3
No.
4
No.
5
No.
6
No.
7
No.
8
No.
9
No.
10
No.
11
PER
PER
ANNUM
MONTH
8,445
$ 704.00
5,524
460.00
5,513
459.00
7,225
602.00
7,731
644.00
5,544
462.00
7,509
626.00
6,243
520.00
6,330
528.00
6,761
563.00
7,078
590.00
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my 13, 1975.
File No. 341
Burrard Dry Dock Co. Ltd.
109 E. Esplanade Ave..
North Vancouver* B.C.
Gentleraens
An agreement has now been arranged for B.C. Coast.
Steamship Service to charter the M.V. Incan "St. ;
Laurent* fro© Incan Ships, Montreal. ;
In order that this vessel meet car dock configuration requirements, it is requested that you undertake, at your earliest, convenience, the following
alt era t lows t
1. Remove the port and starboard aponsons as fitted
.to the hull aft, and fair', the shell?plating'as
required. ' a1
2. Fit a rubbing piece to the hull port quarter, '"
The above alterations in accordance with Talbot Jackson
drawings, to be forwarded.
Yours very truly,
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
ANC'BB
cc. Messrs. Talbot.Jackson & Associates Ltd.
208 pesftbartoa ■„
North Vancouver, &*<U
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iii. The two arbiters so appointed shall confer within a period
of seven (7) days after the nomination of the last member
in_a.rL.effort to select a third person conversant with
shipping matters, if possible, to act as Chairman. Should
the two arbiters fail to agree upon a third party they
shall request the Honourable Minister of Labour for the
Dominion of Canada to appoint an independent Chairman.
iv. The Arbitration Board being established, shall sit, hear
the partiesj make its award within ten days from the date
of appointment of the Chairman, providing the time may be
extended by mutual consent of the parties. The Board shall
deliver its award in writing to each party concerned and
the award of the majority shall be the award of the Board,
The award shall be final and binding on both parties and
they shall carry it out forthwith.
v„ Each party hereto shall respectively assume any expense in
connection with the attendance at the sittings of the 3oard.
Any expense in connection with the appointment of the
Chairman shall be equally divided between the parties.
(c) The Board of Arbitration shall not have any power to alter any of
the terms of this Agreement nor to substitute new provisions for
existing provisions nor to give any decision inconsistent with the
terms of this Agreement.
Section 7. 22§j^S£^»§5S,?£
(a) The Company shall issue boarding passes to the designated Union
representatives for the purpose of contacting its members aboard the vessels
of the Company covered by this Agreement. Such representatives of the Union
shall be allowed aboard at any time which, in the opinion of the responsible
officers of the Company, will not interfere with the regular operation of the
Company's business nor with the sailing, loading or unloading of the vessel
and shall not interfere with the men at work.
(b) Should any Union representative fail to observe the above provision this shall be grounds for revocation of boarding passes issued to him,
and the Union shall turn in any passes so revoked. If the Union is not
satisfied as to the justification of such revocation it shall have the right
to handle such dispute through the regular grievance procedure.
Section 8. Piscrimination
The Company agrees not to discriminate against any man for
legitimate Union activity, or because of race, colour, creed or ethnic origin.
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Section 9. Stoppages of Work
There shall be no strikes, lockouts or stoppages of work while
the provisions of this Agreement are in effect.
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May 13, 1975.
File No. 341
Talbot, Jackson & Associates Ltd.
203 Pemberton Avenue
North Vancouver, B.C.
V7P 2R5
Gentlemen:
This will acknowledge your File #536 of May 9th, re
the fitting of jacking rails to M.V. "Incan St.
Laurent
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After extensive and comprehensive enquiry into the
various jacking/tie-down methods employed on vessels
and barges in the movement of rail cars throughout
the industry, it has been determined the utilization
of 100 lb. rail track section has proven to be most
satisfactory for this purpose.
Would you please prepare drawings suitable for use
by fabricators for a rail car tie-down method, utilizing
100 lb. rail track section, as discussed by Mr. Bed-
lington and Mr. Cairns.
Yours very truly.
J. YATES
Manager, B.C.C.S.S
ANC'BB
17.
Items (10), (11) and (12) was contingent upon a satisfactory
wage settlement being negotiated.
20. Uniforms.
Employees in the Deck Department required
to wear uniforms shall be provided by the
Company with shirts and caps (not to exceed
four (4) shirts and one (1) cap per year) and
one (1) pair of overalls per year, free of
cost, these to remain the property of the
Company.
The Union was advised that the Company would consider
providing 2 shirts and I cap in the month of May and 2 shirts
and 1 pair of coveralls in December, free of charge. These
to remain the property of the Company.
21. Overtime Record.
The Union demanded that Article 1, Section 31, subsection (b) be amended to read as follows:-
After authorized overtime has been worked
the Officer in charge shall certify the
overtime by signing the overtime sheet.
If overtime is disputed, the Officer in
charge shall sign the sheet and mark it
"disputed", giving his reasons for disputing
the time submitted. One (1) copy of the
overtime record shall be returned to the
employee without delay.
The present agreement provides for the employee to
submit his overtime claim within a seventy-two (72) hour
period. This requirement, which was explained and agreed to
by the senior Union representative during negotiations,is
VANCOUVER, May 13. 1975. Filet X-74-8-9
J. Yates
Mr. A, McDermott
Montreal, Que.
Reference your letters regarding incident ^hich occurred
October 25, 1974, when "Princess of Vancouver" struck No.
2 dolphin of slip at Nanaimo Harbour, breaking nine piles.
I regret the delay in coming to a conclusion in this
matter, which has been under consideration for some time.
The extent of wear and tear at the time of the impact
is, of course, most difficult to determine, and rather
than prolong the matter, I must accept the damage as
being caused by the impact of the vessel.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
JY'BB
cc. Mr. w.C. 3ylander
Vancouver, B.C.
Your File M13727 refers,
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
15.
provided with transportation and meals to
and from their home port when proceeding on
weekly leave, or joining or leaving a vessel.
This clause shall also apply to unlicensed
employees working on laid up ships.
The provisions contained in the Union's proposal under
sub-section (a) of the agreement are satisfactory, with the
exception that such provisions shall not apply to employees
transferring at their own request.
The provisions contained in the Union's proposal under
sub-section (b) of the agreement are acceptable to the
Company.
The provisions contained in the Union's proposal
under sub-section (c) of the agreement are acceptable and the
Company agrees to an allowance of five dollars ($5.00) to
be made to deck and engineroom ratings to defray the cost
of two meals, one when they travel from Victoria to
Vancouver, and the other when returning from Vancouver to
Victoria, when assigned to laid-up ships.
The payment of five dollars ($5.00) is in addition
to their fare which is provided by the Company.
The Union was advised that the Company's acceptance
of sub-sections (a), (b) and (c) was contingent upon a
satisfactory wage settlement being negotiated.
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VANCOUVER, May 13, 1975. File: T-75-1007-A
J. Yates
Master
"Carrier Princess"
Two 20-raan life rafts will be delivered to A-3 for
temporary placement on board your vessel to supplement
life-saving equipment in con junction with the special
cruise to Port Moody for the Naval Architects group,
Friday, May 16, 1975.
These rafts will be brought aboard on a dolly and may
be left in the dolly and returned ashore on eorqpletlon
of the cruise. Mr. Finnie will co-ordinate shoreside
handling of these rafts.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
CAA'BB
cc. Wharf Traffic Sapervisor
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Furthermore, employees could be tempted to use such a
proposed weapon in order to extract from the Company additional
benefits (which they could not obtain during the open period
of the contract) as a condition of an earlier return to work
following refusal on their part to cross a picket line.
As mentioned on Page 10, the Company has a legal
obligation to the public in accordance with the Railway Act
and the effect of the Union's demand would be tantamount to
forcing the Company to forego its obligations by law. The
Board is therefore urged to decline the Union's demand in
this respect.
17. Safe Working Conditions.
The Union demanded the following paragraphs be added
to the present Article 1, Section 14 and to read sub-section
(d), (e), (f) and (g):-
Hard hats shall be supplied to crew members
working in areas where overhead work is being
performed.
When air chisels, mechanical chippers or scaling
tools are used, ear plugs and plastic face
protectors shall be supplied.
Safety goggles shall be supplied to crewmen
doing manual chipping or scaling.
Suitable sunglasses to be supplied to Quartermasters and Lookouts.
The Company recognizes safety is of the utmost importance
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May Ii; 1975.
File No. T-74-30-93
Mr. L.H. Bechard
Claims Adjuster
Johnston Terminals Limited
r.O. Box 5300
Vancouver, B.C.
V6B 4B6
Dear Mr. Bechard:
Reference your letter May 7th concerning damage to
Sidney Freight Trailer T4 at Vancouver on December
19, 1974.
It is apparent from your latter that you do not have
the faeiui of thia oaaa as t^ay aaiit. I wrote you in
connection .with-this t claim on December 27,?1974, March
31st and April 7th^ 1975. It is ^hfortunate that my
letter of April 7th stated that damage occurred at
Swartz say, but in conversation with you on April 16th
as a resultAOf ycwr letter qf April llth, this error
Was correctedi, and at that time you were supplied with
the information requestad*A ;AaAA
To save any further delay in the settlement of this
claim, I am attaching copies of my above-mentioned
letters, and would specifically draw your attention to
the fact that this damage occurred during loading
operations at Vancouver under the control of your driver,
Len Munroe, and that inspection of the trailer in
question was made at Victoria by Salvage Association,
to avoid delay in handling of the trailer. You will
also note the Responsibility Clause, under which wa
consider the responsibility for damage to be yours.
TATEMENT
of
BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE
(Canadian Pacific Railway Company)
In the matter of the revision of the Agreement
governing the wages and working conditions
cf their employees in the Deck and Engineroom
Departments represented by:-
SEAFARERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION OF CANADA
Vancouver. British Columbia
April 7, 1970
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In view of the lengthy delay in dealing with this
claim, I would appreciate your pronapt settlement.
Yours very truly.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
LBJ'BB
be. Mr. W.W. Martin
Vancouver, B.C.
Your File PA 154978 A refers.
Mr. A.JRoDermott
Montreal, Que, . ^ .
For your information.
Manager, B;C »C. § .S;
STATEMENT
of
BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE
(Canadian Pacific Railway Company)
In the matter of the revision of the Agreement
governing the wages and working conditions
of their employees in the Deck and Engineroom
Departments represented by:-
SEAFARERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION OF CANADA
Vancouver. British Columbia
April 7, 1970
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/Viuriager, B.C.C.S.S.
Asst. Manager, B.CC.S.S.
Marine Superintendeqfriff. ?>9
Superi ntendent Engi neer_
Catering? Superintendent
Terminal Superintendent
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VANCOUVER, May 12, 1975
J. Yates
Mr. S.R. Chagnon,
Director,
Fension Benefits Records,
Montreal
Enclosed herewith is application for Cash-Surrender Value of
Group Life Insurence together with policy for H. Davies, #142805.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
HLH/jb
TELEX VANCOUVER, B.C., MAY 12/75
File: 103
J.D. MASON MDMD
MONTREAL, QUE.
JDM/1 BDM 103-38 RE O/S APR 30/75
AVIS RENT A CAR - WILL BE PLACED THROUGH VANCOUVER OFFICE
ALTHOUGH A VICTORIA A/C - MIXCJP DUE TO CHANGE OWNERSHIP AVIS
VICTORIA NOW LESSEE
MAPLEWOOD POULTRY - MARCH 31 PAID MAY 9
METRO TOYOTA - MARCH 14 PAID MAY 7
MacMILLAN BLOEDEL - JAN 21 PAID MAY 7
TAHSIS CO Ji MARCH 31 PAID MAY 9
BCC-67 PLEASE FORWARD COPY MR MARGETTS
J YATES
MANAGER BCCSS
WOWO
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VANCOUVER, May 12, 1975. Files 440
B,H. Bussell
Memorandum
Messrs. J. Yates
F.W. Atkinson
A.N. Cairns
L.B. Jackson
T. King
R.R. Reid
W.W. Hocking
C.A. Aitken
Please note that Monthly Management Meeting will be
held in Mr. Yates office at 0800 Friday, May 16th.
Secretary
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of pension rights and employee's contributions to the
pension fund is based on monthly wage rates less the
amount deducted to pay for subsistence. These provisions
are set forth in Article 3 of the present Agreement.
The provisions as outlined in the existing agreement
merely provide for an increase in the monthly wage rates of
$1.00 per day for the deck and engineroom ratings who are in
receipt of subsistence from the Company, and the Company then
deducts from the wages of such employees an amount equivalent
to $1.00 per day to pay subsistence provided these employees.
This arrangement was agreed upon some time ago when demand
was received from the Union so they could be provided with a
receipt which they use for Federal Income Tax purposes. When
this arrangement was agreed upon, it was definitely stipulated
that the collection of pension rights and employees contributions to the Pension Fund would be based on the monthly wage
rates less the amount deducted to pay for subsistence. The
Board is requested to leave the present conditions unchanged.
The Union demanded that contributions to the Railroad
Retirement Fund be on a voluntary basis by the employee.
The Company is required by law to make a deduction
from the wages of employees working on B.C. Coast Steamship
Service ships whilst in the territorial waters of the United
States an amount equivalent to 9.55% (present rate) of each
VANCOUVER* May 12, 1975. File: T-75-33
J< Yates
.Mr. J.D* Bromley
Vancouver, 8.a.
Reference your letter May 6th, File 75.529.POLHARTE.
■SeaH representative will arrange to pick up Lord and
Lady polwarth at the Motel Vancouver morning of May
15th and drive them to the "Princess of Vancouver."
Additionally, luncheon will be arranged on board the
"Princess of Vancouver** en route Nanaimo, courtesy
-this Department.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
RRR'BB
be. Parser > »princess of Vancouver"
Chief Steward )
Mr. L.G. Armstrong, Vancouver.
Will Chief Steward please arrange with Lord and
Lady Pol war th, at their convenience, for luncheon
in the dining room en route Nanaimo, advising Mr.
Armstrong's office the a»unt concerned for BCS 12
to cover. Mr. Armstrong in turn is to advise
this office for clearance,
Mr. Harry Hudson of this office will bring lord
and Lady Polwarth down to the "Princess of Van-
couver and will have ticket for Stateroom No. 4
in his possession. Will you please arrange to
have key available and Room steward to assist with
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amended so that in case of marine disaster compensation
against loss of personal effects be increased from $400.00
to $500.00.
During negotiations, the Company agreed to this demand.
The Union demanded that the following provision be
added to the present Article 2, Section 14 and to read
"Sub-section (b)"s-
Tradesmen or crew members who are required
to provide their own tools shall receive up
to an additional two hundred and fifty dollars
($250.00) for the value of the loss of such
tools.
As the Company does not require crew members to provide
their own tools and if circumstances ever warranted the use of
tools in line with Company practice such tools would be
provided by the Company. It is therefore recommended that the
Board deny this demand.
34. Wages and Overtime (Article 3)
The Union demanded the following;-
Basic monthly rate to be increased one
hundred and fifty dollars ($150.00) across
the board. This is to reflect increases
in wages, basic monthly and hourly rates,
overtime rates and pro-rated vacation pay.
The Union's demand is exorbitant and the Company so
advised the Union.
2.
be. Purser
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Princess of Vancouver"
chief Steward )
Mr. L.G. Armstrong, Vancouver.
baggage for this Important couple.
Those instructions are further to those contained
in our letter of May 7th to you.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
34.
blocking of trailer wheels and the applying of pads under the
landing gears of such vehicles performed by employees not
covered by this agreement.
The Union demanded that the following provision be
added to the present Article 2, Section 12, and to read,
"Sub-section (b)":-
When employees covered by this Agreement are
required to work cargo in a port where there is
a longshore union, they shall be paid, in
addition to their regular wages, the rates of
that Union.
The Company advised the Union that no cargo is handled
or worked on B.C. Coast Steamship Service vessels and therefore this provision would not apply.
31. Special Commodities.
The Union demanded that the rate paid for handling
special commodities be increased from ten cents (IOC) per
hour to fifty cents (50C) per hour, thereby amending
Article 2, Section 13 of the present agreement.
While this provision is contained in the present
agreement there is absolutely no need for same due to the
fact no special commodities are handled by crew members on
B.C. Coast Steamship Service vessels. In the circumstances
the request should be denied and the present clause deleted
from the Agreement.
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VAWCOUVSR, May 12, 1975. Filet T-75-1010-A
J. Yatea
Mr. A.M. Morgan
Purser
"Princess of Vancouver*
if a have for acknowledgment your 1 attar of May 9th regarding the continued advertising by Vancouver newspapers of the $2.00 passage fare between Vancouver and
Nana i too.
Aa you will appreciate, our Advertising Department
places new ads in sufficient time for change in rates;
however, for soma unaccountable reason the newspapers
are continuing to publish the old rates, notwithstanding repeated requests that they desist. Unfortunately,
this is an Internal problem in the newspapers concerned,
and we have taken the necessary corrective measures.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
RRR'BB
cc. Mr. L.G. Armstrong, Vancouver,
Mr. S. Robinson, Nanaimo.
For your information.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S,
31.
29.
Weekly Leave.
The Union demanded that present Article 2, Section 11
be deleted and the following provisions be added and to read,
"Sub-sections (a) and (b)"s-
(a) Except as otherwise provided for in this
Agreement, weekly leave shall be granted to
employees covered by this Agreement, except
those employed on an hourly basis or on laid
up ships, on the basis of two and one-half
(2^) days' weekly leave for each forty (40)
hours worked, exclusive of overtime. Such
leave will be given in the ports of Vancouver,
Victoria or Nanaimo. The basis for calculating
weekly leave shall be five-tenths (.5) of one
(l) day off for each day worked.
(b) When schedules and traffic conditions permit,
these employees shall be granted the two and
one-half (2^) days' off in each week. When
it is inconvenient to grant this weekly leave
when due, it shall be allowed to accumulate
and be granted at a later date. Where conditions
will permit a portion of the leave to be
allowed in the Ports of Vancouver, Victoria or
Nanaimo, it shall be granted on the following
basis:-
Twenty-four (24) hours free of the
ship shall constitute one (l) day's
leave.
Aside from the increase from .4 per day worked for
each day worked and the cost of providing relief for the
additional weekly leave, the Union's demand would also
result in a large increase in the overtime rate. The
general increase of thirty-three percent (33%) demanded in
the basic monthly rates would also reflect in paid weekly
leave. The actual amount of paid leave would be increased
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VANCOUVER, May 12, 1975.
Filex
75.ALA.521.1.M.
J. Yates
Mr. J.G. Shave
Vancouver, B.C.
+*V*4 a mr\vr\i Y\rt
vn Mr an,)
Mrs. Nick Morant, who will be travelling on the
"Princess Patricia" to Skagway and return May 31st
sailing.
On their behalf we have reserved Stateroom No. 336,
for which the gross rate is $1316.00, less employee's
reduction of $475.00, net amount due $841.00. 50%
reduction has been accorded in respect of the possibility of additional photographs being taken en route.
Will you please advise if tickets should be made avail-
able to the Purser cm board, at which time Nick may
present his cheque, or if other arrangements are desired.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S,
RRR'BB
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29.
The Company is at a loss to understand why this demand
was submitted. During negotiations, the Union could not cite
any specific benefits or provisions of the Agreement that
were not being paid to employees working on laid up ships.
Thus this demand is without foundation.
28. Maintenance Work.
The Union demanded that present Article 2, Section 9
be amended to read as follows:-
The Company agrees to have all sanitary and
maintenance work done between the hours of
8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., except that concerned
with the safe navigation of the ship. Any of
this work performed between the hours of
5:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. shall be paid at the
regular overtime rate.
The following provisions are contained in the present
agreement:-
"The Company agrees to have all maintenance
work, except that concerned with the safe
navigation of the ships and sanitary duties,
performed between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and
5:00 p.m."
"Such sanitary duties shall be confined to daylight hours. Squeegeeing windows, wiping hand
rails and work howsoever performed on the car
deck, shall not be considered sanitary duties."
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May 12, 1975.
File No. 234
Mr. Al Ponman
1442 Haro Street
Vancouver, B.C.
V6G 1G1
Dear Mr. Ponman:
Regret very much the number of calls you have made
in an effort to speak to Mr. Yates; however, business
commitments have been excessively heavy, keeping him
out of the office a great deal of the time.
Your letter of May 7th has been discussed with Mr.
Yates, and while wa have appreciated your services
on board the "Princess of Vancouver" in past years,
we regret to advise that we will be unable to make
use of them this year.
Yours very truly.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
RRR'BB
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Canada, but urges the Board most strongly to deny the
Union's demand for an increase in the rate of pay.
24. Sailing Shorthanded.
The Union has demanded that present Article 2, Section
3, (a), (b) and (c) be deleted and replaced with the following:
In the event of any ship sailing shorthanded,
wages and weekly leave that would otherwise
be paid to the members who are absent shall
be paid to the crew members in the particular
department affected until such time as the
vessel's crew is complete. All crew members
affected by this clause shall at all times be
covered by the overtime clauses in this contract
when working in excess of eight (8) hours per
day.
Under the provisions of sub-section 3 (a) of the
existing agreement, it provides; "Where the work of the
missing watchkeeping crew member is performed by a non-
watchkeeping unlicensed deck personnel, the employee performing such work shall receive overtime for any time worked in
excess of eight hours in any one day." Under the present
agreement, it is considered the employee is amply compensated,
especially as he receives overtime for any time worked in
excess of eight (8) hours in any one day.
Under the provisions of sub-section 3 (b) of the
existing agreement, it provides; "Where the vessel sails
without a full complement of unlicensed watchkeeping personnel
in the engineroom department and another watchkeeping Engine-
room personnel who is normally assigned other duties performs
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VANCOUVER, May 12, 1975. File: 75.ALA.055,
J. Yates
Mr. G.H. Burchill
Purser
"Princess Patricia"
We have been advised by Superintendent Passenger
Services, that normal Red Cap service as heretfore
available on arrival mornings of the "Princess
Patricia," cannot be arranged this year.
We have made independent arrangements with Head Red
Cap, Bill Picken, for the availability of three Red
Caps on his summer staff to meet the "Patricia," and
be on duty from 9:00 a.m. to 10*00 a.m. in Pier "C"
waiting room, for usual Red cap services.
This will be your authority upon Red caps ' request
shortly after 10*00 a.m., to pay each Red Cap the sum
of $3.00, to be charged as Red Cap services. Wherever
possible, names will be given you in advance, but in
each case those performing these duties will be properly
represented by their Red cap hats. Please obtain signatures in the usual manner, accounting therefor
accordingly.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
RRR'BB
21.
The Company's proposal is common to the railway
industry in Canada to say nothing of marine operations
conducted by Canadian Pacific and Canadian National
Railways on the Okanagan Lake. As the British Columbia
Coast Steamship Service is an integral part of the Company's
rail service any deviation from our annual vacation
proposal would place the Company in an untenable position.
The Board is therefore respectfully requested to refuse the
Union's demand and to accept the Company's proposal.
23. Statutory Holidays.
The Union demanded that present Article 2, Section
2 (a), be amended to read as followsz-
All employees shall be given ten (10)
Statutory Holidays, namely, New Year's Day,
Good Friday, Easter Monday, Victoria Day,
Dominion Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day,
Remembrance Day, Christmas Day and Boxing
Day off, is possible. If not possible, and
they are called to work on any of these
days, they shall receive two point five
(2.5) days paid leave in addition to their
regular wages. Employees on weekly leave
shall be granted an additional one point
five (1.5) day's leave.
The Company stated during negotiations and conciliation
proceedings that it was prepared to grant a ninth statutory
holiday, i.e.: Boxing Day, contingent upon a satisfactory wage
settlement being negotiated.
The Company stated clearly at that time that it was not
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VANCOUVER, May 12. 1975,
J. Yates
Filet T-75-10
Master
Chief engineer
Purser
Chief steward
To comply with Customs requirements, will you please
advise all concerned under your respective jurisdiction,
that wives, relatives andfriends meeting the inbound
arrivals of the "Princess Patricia" off cruise* will
not be permitted into the area prior to 10«00 a.m.
local city time.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S,
RRR'BB
11.
"Section 319 (3). No Company shall
(a) make or give any undue or unreasonable
preference or advantage to, or in favour of
any particular person or company, or any
particular description of traffic, in any
respect whatsoever;
(b) by any unreasonable delay or otherwise
howsoever make any difference in treatment
in the receiving, loading, forwarding, unloading or delivery of the goods of a similar
character in favour of or against ny particular
person or company;
(c) subject any particular person, or company,
or any particular description of traffic, to
any undue, or unreasonable prejudice or disadvantage, in any respect whatsoever."
"Section 392. Any company that, or any person
who, being a director, or officer thereof, or
a receiver, trustee, lessee, agent, or otherwise acting for or employed by such company,
does, causes, or permits to be done, any matter,
act or thing contrary to the provisions of this
or the Special Act, or to the orders, regulations
or directions of the Governor in Council, or of
the Minister, or of the Board, made under this
Act, or omits to do any matter, act or thing,
thereby required to be done on the part of any
such company or person, is, in addition to
being liable to any penalty elsewhere provided,
liable to any person injured by any such act
or omission for the full amount of damages
sustained thereby, and such damages are not
subject to any special limitation except as
expressly provided for by this or any other
Act. "
From the foregoing it follows that the Company must,
in law, require its employees to carry out their duties and
that such employees cannot properly refuse duty without
lawful and justifiable reason.
The Board is strongly urged to deny this demand which
would impose unjustifiable restrictions on the Company's
VANCOUVER, May 12, 1975.
J. Yates
Purser
Chief Steward
"Princess of Vancouver*
Filet 75.529.I«*rewood
Fear your information, there will be a group of 126 students
from B&rewood School travailing on the 0300 aallixig of the
"Princess of Vancouver" May ISth, Nanaimo to Vamaouvar.
No special arrangements are requsated*
Manager, 3.x.c.3.3.
RRR'BB
cc. Mr, S. Robinson, Nanaimo - Reference conversation date,
Mr. L.G. Armstrong, Vancouver* )
Mr. A.A. Faulkner, Vancouver. ) For your information.
Mr* C.A. Aitken, Vancouver. )
Manager, B.C.C.S.S*
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of the proposal.
It has always been the function of management, with
the advice of the medical profession, to determine physical
standards to meet the demand of the service and the safety of
the employee. Setting and maintaining these standards is
performed by the Company's medical doctors thoroughly familiar
with the specific physical requirements in the various
services and is administered in the interests of the employees
as well as of the Company.
The fee is $10.00 with the Company absorbing one-half
and the employee the remaining one-half. Should the applicant
not meet the requirements of the service the Company absorbs
the entire fee.
The present arrangement works to the mutual advantage
of employer and employee, and should be permitted to continue
without inclusion in the agreement.
15. Pis cr iminat ion.
The Union demanded that the new following item be
added to present Article 1, Section 8:-
Nothing in this Agreement shall require
Union Members to work with non-union help
or to accept hot goods or services.
The unreasonableness of this demand is immediately
apparent.
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May 12, 1975
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This is to certify that Mr. Lin Hoy Sum has been employed by
this Company since April 26, 1971. His present job is thst of
2nd Butcher at a rate of $146.02 per week plus meals and
accommodation aboard. In accordance with Union Contract, thia
rate will be increased to $169.02 per week, effective June 1, 1975.
Yours truly.
Manager,
B.C.C.S.S.
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Mey », 1975
File: 241275
Mr. D.W. Swayne
42 Moss Street
Victoria, B.C.
Dear Mr. Swayne:
Concerning your application for Severance Pay under the
Job Security Benefits Plan and further to your telephone
conversation today with Mr. Hudson of this office.
It is very much regretted that we are unable to process
your application as you failed to exercise seniority on
your basic seniority territory, this being a prerequisite
for eligibility for Job Security Benefits.
Your record will be kept open for one year in the event
that you are able to obtain employment with another depart*
ment when a transfer will be effected.
Yours truly,
Manager,
B.C.C.S.S.
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Attention; Lucy
Dear Sir and/or Madam:
Vv::' 'Ret MR. & MRS. W. ANDERSON & MRS. MADES - July 18 - 26. 1976^.,
Have listed above party for three berth room like 214 or
406 - 408 similar, July 18th and 26th, 1976 and will
advise as soon as berthing sheets are opened.
Yours very truly.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
CANADIAN PACIFIC LIMITED
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
SENIORITY ROSTER OF EMPLOYEES OF STAFFS
REPRESENTED BY THE BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY,
AIRLINES, AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS, FREIGHT
HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES
Effective Date: January 1, 1974
Department: B.C. Coast Steamship Service
Seniority Group: Pursers,
Assistant Pursers and Cashiers
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Number
Surname
MORGAN
Christian
Name
Perm. No.
P-137899
Date
Senic
May
5
1
Arthur W.
1939
2
BURCHILL
George H.
P-173651
Sept.
4,
1943
3
PETRUCCI
John M.
163635
May
6,
19S4
4
MC PHERSON
Alec J.
P-413792
May
1,
1973
5
MASUR
Jack M.
P-456288
May
4,
1973
Revised - July 23, 1974
Vancouver, B. C.
TELEX VANCOUVER, B.C., MAY 12/75
File: 609
B.D. MARGETTS 01-20365
MONTREAL, QUE.
N END VANC 13 VOY NO 17 MAY 10/11 NBD A 9 B WIL C ONE D NIL FOR
ESTD REVf 1500 STOP SBD A 13 B NIL C NIL D NIL FOR ESTD REV
1800 TOTAL REV 3300. BCC-66
J. YATES
MANAGER, BCCSS
CAA'BB
VANCOUVER, May 12, 1975. File: T-75-I0
J. Yates
Mr. J.G. Shave
Advertising Representative
Vancouver, B.C.
Reference your letter May 9th, File 2210.
We appreciate very much the arrangements made for the
production of the Alaska questionnaire, and it will be
in order to charge this Department for the amount of
$150.00.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
•VANCOUVER, May 9, 1975
J. Yates
Mr. W.R. Jones,
General Paymaster,
Montreal
TO S£ INITIALLED ftHB MSSSB klWi
Monoger, B.C.C.S.S.
Asst Manager, B.C.C.S.S
Marine Superintendent
l~ Superintendent Engineer
j Catering Superintendent
i erminal Suoerintendent
A'co^nts-it
Office McnGger
Asst Office Manager
With reference to your letter of April 22, 1975, file 44-3552,
regarding loss of period 03 wage cheque number A194894 in the
amount of $266.14 drawn in favour of M.O. Chow.
Enclosed herewith Are completed end signed Affidavit and Form #599.
Manager, B.C.C.S.S.
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VANCOUVER, May 9, 1975 Files: 241275
A6R.6.CLC.VIC.
J. Yates
Mr. N.W. Patteson,
Manager,
Payroll Accounting,
Montreal
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| Title | Third copies, May 1975 |
| Creator |
Canadian Pacific Railway. British Columbia Coast Steamship Service |
| Date Created | 1975 |
| Description | Circular copies of outgoing correspondence and memoranda for the month of May, initialed and passed along by staff members. |
| Extent | 6 cm of Textual records. |
| Subject |
Coastwise shipping Commercial correspondence Ocean travel |
| Person Or Corporation | Canadian Pacific B.C. Coast Steamships |
| Genre |
Correspondence |
| Type |
Text |
| File Format | application/pdf |
| Language | English |
| Identifier | CC-TX-139-1 CC_TX_139_001 |
| Collection |
Wallace B. Chung and Madeline H. Chung Collection |
| Source | Original Format: University of British Columbia. Library. Rare Books and Special Collections. The Chung Collection. CC-TX-139-1 |
| Date Available | 2017-12-22 |
| Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
| Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy or otherwise use these images must be obtained from Rare Books and Special Collections: http://rbsc.library.ubc.ca/ |
| DOI | 10.14288/1.0362657 |
| Category | British Columbia Coast Steamship Service |
| RBSC Location | Box 139 |
| Aggregated Source Repository | CONTENTdm |
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