December 1, 1990

20.4.150

The grievor sought compliance with sections of the Canadian Labour Code.

The Administrative Committee noted that Section 7.1.3 of the NJC By-Laws reads as follows:

”An employee who feels that he/she bas been treated unjustly or considers himself/herself aggrieved by the interpretation or application by the employer of any directive, policy or regulation which has been the subject of NJC consultation and adoption, and which bas been approved by the appropriate executive body of the government is entitled to present a grievance.”

The Administrative Committee agreed that as the Canada Labour Code is not a matter within Section 7.1.3 they lacked jurisdiction to render a decision.