The United Steelworkers union supports new legislation introduced by NDP leader Don Davies to close a loophole in federal anti-scab laws that let employers use outside managers as replacement workers during strikes. This loophole was exposed during a recent strike at Rogers in B.C., where managers crossed picket lines to perform union work, undermining the strike's effectiveness. The bill aims to ensure anti-scab protections are enforceable and prevent employers from bypassing the law, preserving the right to strike and fair collective bargaining. The union urges Parliament to pass the bill to protect workers across Canada, especially in smaller or corporate workplaces.
The United Steelworkers union supports a new bill introduced by the NDP to close a loophole in Canada's federal anti-strikebreaker law. This loophole allows employers to use outside managers as replacement workers during strikes, undermining the righ...
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