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Canada’s Carney Proposes New Rules on Strikes, Labor Congress Pushes Back
Source: Bloomberg
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Canada’s proposed revisions to a controversial legal mechanism used to end strikes would formally preserve ministers’ authority to intervene in future labor disputes, according to the country’s largest labor organization and several unions. The changes face union opposition over concerns that they would further limit workers’ ability to undertake job actions, creating policy and labor-relations risk.
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