Interview with Sharon Yandle

Date
2016-04-19
Interviewer: Nicol, Janet
Interviewer: Keeton, Dan
Interviewee: Yandle, Sharon
Creator: BC Labour Heritage Centre
Description

Sharon Yandle was born in 1941 in Vancouver, B.C. Raised in the East Side of Vancouver, Sharon spent the majority of her career as a freelance negotiator for various unions across the province, specializing in arbitration and "duty to accommodate". She also taught labour relations and collective bargaining for a time at the University of Victoria.

Physical description
1 online resource (1 video file (1:55:13))
Location
Sharon's home
Keywords
Arbitration
Anti-War Movement
B.C. Federation of Labour
B.C. Teacher's Federation [BCTF]
Collective bargaining
Feminism
Hospital Employees Union [HEU]
Intersectionalism
Negotiating
New Democratic Party
Sexual harassment
Simon Fraser University
Social Credit Party
Solidarity movement (1983)
Strikes
Women in the Labour Movement
Women's issues
Women In Negotiations [WIN]
Women's movement
Genre
Interviews
Oral histories
Video recordings
Type of resource
Moving Image
Language
English
Part of
BC Labour Heritage Centre Oral History Collection
Identifier
BCLHC-012
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BC Labour Heritage Centre