
Vince Ready
Vince Ready is a prominent mediator and arbitrator in Canada, recognized for his expertise in resolving complex labor disputes. He was appointed by the federal government to lead an industrial inquiry commission examining labor relations at B.C. ports, particularly amid rising tensions due to automation and job security concerns in the longshoring industry.
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Vince Ready is one of the mediators whose recommendations were accepted by the BC Nurses' Union.
B.C. Nurses’ Union agrees to halt job action to review mediation proposalVince Ready is one of the mediators involved in the talks between the BC Nurses' Union and employers.
B.C. nurses see cautious hopes toward negotiated settlement next weekVince Ready is a veteran mediator appointed to help settle the disagreement between the nurses and the employers.
B.C. nurses to end picketing, begin mediation talksMediators Vince Ready and Amanda Rogers were brought in last month to help resolve the dispute.
B.C. General Employees’ Union votes to officially end strikeVince Ready 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 provinceVince Ready was appointed to head the commission probing labour clashes between union locals and management at B.C. ports.
Ottawa urged to fund retraining for B.C. dock workers displaced by automation





