Teleworking Telus employees won't have to go back to the office in September. The Supreme Court of British Columbia has granted a request by the United Steelworkers for an interim injunction to allow its members to continue working from home.
The decision prevents the telecommunications giant from requiring call center employees to work face-to-face three days a week, as announced in July.
1,000 workers, including 70 in Rimouski, are covered by the directive.
An earlier version of the text indicated that 2,000 workers were targeted.
It will help [employés] They have accommodation due to their medical condition and family circumstancesUSW Local 1944 representative Alexander Livingston explained.
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