Method #78: Workmen’s Boycott
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In 2007, negotiations between Petro-Canada and the Communications, Energy and Paperworks (CEP) Union 175 had soured to the point that the company locked all workers associated with the union out of their refineries. In response, Petro-Canada employees all across the nation (of which there were more than 3 million) led a boycott of company stations.
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