Law360 Canada ( February 14, 2018, 8:39 AM EST) -- Appeal by five grievors from a Federal Court judgment dismissing their application for judicial review. The appellants were employed in Halifax as Information Technology client service representatives with the Department of National Defence. In 2008, a position in another locale with the same job title and same CS-01 job classification received a new work description and was reclassified to CS-02. Following a job content grievance, the appellants' work description was amended, but their positions remained classified CS-01. The appellants sought reclassification of their positions to CS-02. In 2012, a Classification Consensus Report prepared by Classification Evaluation Officers concluded that the appellants' positions should remain classified at the CS-01 level. The appellants filed a grievance. In 2016, a Classification Grievance Committee maintained the classification of the appellants' positions at the CS-01 level. A Deputy Minister's delegate accepted the Committee's recommendation. The appellants sought judicial review. The Federal Court ruled that the Committee's lack of analysis on the issue of the position's internal relativity did not constitute a reviewable error. The appellants appealed to the Federal Court of Appeal....