Board upholds union membership evidence, finding employee paid the required $1.00 initiation fee.
During a union certification application, the employer alleged that an employee had signed a union membership card without paying the required $1.00 initiation fee.
The Board held a hearing to assess the credibility of the employee and the union collector.
The Board preferred the evidence of the union collector, finding that the employee had indeed paid the $1.00 fee.
The union's documentary evidence was found to comply with the Labour Relations Act.
United Steelworkers of America v. Lio-Rail of Canada Limited and Modern Plating Company Limited, 1983 CanLII 901