Amanda Rogers
CanadalawyerFemale7.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Amanda Rogers is a Vancouver-based lawyer with a focus on labor and employment law. As a member of the industrial inquiry commission alongside Vince Ready, she contributed to a report addressing the challenges faced by dock workers in British Columbia, particularly in light of automation and ongoing labor disputes impacting Canada’s international trade.
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Amanda Rogers is a mediator whose recommendations helped facilitate the end of the nurses' strike in British Columbia.
B.C. Nurses’ Union agrees to halt job action to review mediation proposalCanada· 2026-07-24
Amanda Rogers is also a mediator in the discussions aimed at resolving the issues faced by the BC Nurses' Union.
B.C. nurses see cautious hopes toward negotiated settlement next weekCanada· 2026-07-18Amanda Rogers is a veteran mediator appointed to assist in the mediation process between the nurses and their employers.
B.C. nurses to end picketing, begin mediation talksCanada· 2026-07-14
Mediators Vince Ready and Amanda Rogers were brought in last month to help resolve the dispute.
B.C. General Employees’ Union votes to officially end strikeCanada· 2025-11-14
Amanda Rogers is one of the mediators facilitating discussions to resolve the strike in British Columbia.
Striking B.C. public service workers to enter non-binding mediation with provinceCanada· 2025-10-17
Amanda Rogers was the other member of the commission tasked with examining the history of labour relations at West Coast ports.
Ottawa urged to fund retraining for B.C. dock workers displaced by automationCanada· 2025-06-12