“Mr. Speaker, who is the government listening to? Canada’s biggest corporations are making record profits, yet yesterday the Liberals introduced legislation trying to take away workers’ right to strike. Withholding labour is the workers’ bargaining power. It is how families fight back against corporate greed so people can feed their kids. We are asking, precisely who asked the Liberal government for these changes, and can the Liberals explain how they think weakening bargaining power helps Canadian families?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 18 wordsthe building Canada strong act does precisely the contrary.It assists parties in disputes to get to agreements.1Reasoning · 16 wordsWe all know that the best agreements are those that are reached at the bargaining table, Unearned certaintyClaims · 60 wordsand the federal government has put in place a series of proposals in this bill that not only will respond to many of the comments raised by the labour movement during the consultations but will also underpin a system of deep support for parties as they navigate through collective bargaining and, hopefully always, in all cases, reach a collective agreement.2
