Canada Wal-Mart workers appeal
From Times Wire Services
Canada’s highest court agreed to hear an appeal by former employees of Wal-Mart Stores Inc. who say the company closed a Quebec store because of a union drive.
Employees at the store in 2004 became the company’s first North American personnel organized by the United Food and Commercial Workers union. Wal-Mart contended that the store was unprofitable and that its 2005 closure was unrelated to the union.
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