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The Teamsters union representing workers at Canada's major rail companies has launched court challenges against a government order mandating its members to return to work following a labor dispute. The union argues that the ruling undermines their constitutional right to collective bargaining, setting a concerning precedent for unionized labor. With over 9,000 members affected, the legal battles are expected to be lengthy and could influence future labor relations in Canada, while the railway companies maintain that the arbitration process is impartial.
Source: YAHOO