“Madam Speaker, I thank my colleague for her speech and her bill. I will have an opportunity to speak about it later, but I have a question for her. Around the world, we are seeing democracy losing ground in an uncertain economic context. Unions exist. We know that, in times of economic uncertainty, it is essential to stand up for workers independently of management. In a context where democratic rights are being rolled back, that is important. How important are these two principles and her bill for democracy and for standing up for workers in an uncertain economic context?”
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Madam Speaker, Thanks · 5 wordsthis is an excellent question.ThanksReasoning · 10 wordsThese principles of democracy that protect workers’ rights are fundamental.Claims · 73 wordsShe is absolutely correct in that the attacks on worker rights are not just happening by our federal government in Canada.They are happening around the world.Corporations are undermining workers’ rights.Governments in Canada and around the world are undermining workers’ rights.People are trying to take away the rights of workers to use their right to collective bargaining, to demand safe workspaces, to demand pay for the work that they do.
