While still not a certainty, the 165 retirees, single moms, students and other hourly workers at a store north of Quebec City could soon become the first Wal-Mart workers anywhere to extract what the world's largest private employer insists its 1.5 million "associates" around the world neither want nor need: a union contract. The buzz at the Jonquiere store is no accident. It's just the current focus in a larger chess game waged by labor organizers in stores across Canada.
October 19, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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