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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 86 words those are literally the same out-of-touch talking points that she used a year ago, saying, “We are going to do something.”1 Those 1,800 jobs are gone.2 Those 1,800 workers had a top-up, 3 and then they went on EI; 4 now they are getting nothing.5 There is a lady in my riding, and both she and her husband worked at Stellantis. They have now lost their home because of this.6 The minister said she would get the money back or protect the jobs.7 She has done neither one. The question · 5 words Why is she still minister?
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Signal · 100
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Respect · 100
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Clarity · 100
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Claims · 7
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1 “We are going to do something.” The minister said, about a year before this debate, ‘We are going to do something.’ search 2 “Those 1,800 jobs are gone.” 1,800 Stellantis jobs have been lost. search 3 “had a top-up” The 1,800 affected Stellantis workers initially received a wage top-up. search 4 “then they went on EI” The 1,800 affected Stellantis workers subsequently went on employment insurance. search 5 “now they are getting nothing” The affected Stellantis workers are now receiving no payments. search 6 “They have now lost their home because of this.” A couple who both worked at Stellantis and live in Kyle Seeback’s riding have lost their home, which he attributes to the job losses. search 7 “she would get the money back or protect the jobs” The minister said she would recover the money or protect the Stellantis jobs. search
