Application for sale of business declaration dismissed; brew pub found to be a separate, parallel business.
The applicant union sought a declaration under section 63 of the Labour Relations Act that a sale of a business occurred between the respondent hotel and a newly established brew pub operating within the hotel's premises.
The union argued the hotel contracted out its food and beverage operations.
The Board found that the relationship was a standard commercial landlord-tenant arrangement and that the brew pub was a separate and parallel business, not a continuation of the hotel's former operations.
The application was dismissed.
Hotels, Clubs, Restaurants and Tavern Employees Union, Local 261 v. Skyline Ottawa (1980) Limited, 1988 CanLII 3783