Telus 'fearful' of arbitration outcome

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Canada Industrial Relations Board ruled in January 2004 that Telus Corp. was in violation of the Canada Labor Code for interfering with a union's representation of its members and forced the company to offer binding arbitration. However, Telus is worried that settling the 3 and 1/2 year old labor dispute in binding arbitration would not produce the magnitude of change the company is looking for and hopes to win an appeal at the Board by the end of May 2004.

Canada, Telephone Communication, Labor disputes, TELUS Corp., Labour disputes

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MCI lashes back at AT&T over telecom fraud allegations

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The telephone company that was formerly known as WorldCom Inc., Ashburn, Va.-based MCI, is disputing allegations from AT and T Corp. that it has improperly routed telephone calls. The AT and T filing accused MCI, which is about to launch a restructuring plan, of fraud.

United States, Financial management, COMMUNICATION, Finance, AT&T Corp., T, WCOM, MCI Inc., Company financing

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