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Bill C-39 impedes right to strike, unions say
Source: The Globe and Mail
Regulation & LegislationElections & Domestic Politics
Canadian Labour Congress President Bea Bruske said the Liberal government's proposed Bill C-39 would roll back workers' right to strike. Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu said the legislation is intended to push unions and employers toward negotiated settlements. The proposal could heighten labor-policy tensions but has limited immediate broad-market implications.
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