CUPE warns MPs that Bill C-39 could worsen labor disputes
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What happened
Union leaders warned Members of Parliament about Bill C-39, stating that the legislation could make labor disputes longer and harder to resolve. Ahead of a second reading vote, leaders urged MPs to remove the bill’s proposed restrictions on the right to strike.
Why it matters
The Canadian Union of Public Employees argued that the bill gives employers greater power to end strikes, which could change the calculation at every bargaining table. Union leaders warned this shift in power could lead to greater unrest.
Who's involved
- Canadian Union of Public EmployeesUnion leaders warned Members of Parliament about the specifics of Bill C-39.
- Alia HussainHolds the elected office of President for the Canadian Union of Public Employees.
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- Air CanadaSpeculative
Air Canada might see reduced operational costs for the employer if the bill limits labor dispute risk.
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The entities involved
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Canadian Union of Public Employees
Trade union