NDP Leader Says Ottawa Breaking Labour Law as Bank of Canada Strike Nears 100 Days
- NDP Leader Avi Lewis accused the federal government and Bank of Canada of defying Canada’s labour laws during a security officers’ strike.
- The Canada Industrial Relations Board said the Bank of Canada violated the Canada Labour Code by using contractors and union members during the strike.
- Bank Governor Tiff Macklem said exceptions allow replacement workers when needed to protect life, health, safety, or property.
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NDP leader Avi Lewis claims that the federal government is breaking its own labour laws after the Governor of the Bank of Canada admitted to using replacement workers in a strike involving security officers.
The Toronto Star
NDP leader says Ottawa breaking labour law as Bank of Canada strike nears 100 days
OTTAWA - NDP Leader Avi Lewis says the federal government is defying its own labour laws after the head of the Bank of Canada admitted to using replacement workers during
USJE National Executive shows continued solidarity with striking Bank of Canada security guards
Ninety-three days into their strike, Bank of Canada security guards continue to stand strong on the picket line, supported by union members across the country. Today, members of the USJE National Executive visited the picket line in Ottawa to show their solidarity and stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the striking workers as they continue their fight for a fair collective agreement.
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