Tell me what the liberal anti-scab bill protects outside of their "fake" image as progressives, who know the protector of 'workers.' First, they state that essential services would be protected by strikes (that's already protected), but what the hack does this mean 2nd - "Aside from excluding essential services, the Liberal version would also allow management to replace striking or locked-out workers." The world I live in, and obviously its not surreal world of liberals, is that replacing striking or locked-out workers is called scab-labour. So Liberals are pushing through Orweillion named anti-scab bill that advocates scab-labour. Go figure.
Tell me what the liberal anti-scab bill protects outside of their "fake" image as progressives, who know the protector of 'workers.'
ReplyDeleteFirst, they state that essential services would be protected by strikes (that's already protected), but what the hack does this mean
2nd - "Aside from excluding essential services, the Liberal version would also allow management to replace striking or locked-out workers."
The world I live in, and obviously its not surreal world of liberals, is that replacing striking or locked-out workers is called scab-labour.
So Liberals are pushing through Orweillion named anti-scab bill that advocates scab-labour. Go figure.
THIS DOG WON'T HUNT!
forgot to add, good post.
ReplyDeleteI'm not convinced by this.
ReplyDeleteIt seems to me that the Liberals are trying to poach away NDP and Bloc supporters by putting through what amounts to status quo anti-scab legislation.