I’d like them to let the collective bargaining process work its way out, and not to intervene early like they did with the Air Canada flight attendants, because the big issue here is unpaid work, and flight attendants provide a lot of unpaid hours of work.
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Every time they do it, they take away a worker’s right to strike and fight for better wages and better working conditions, which we support, given how expensive and difficult it is to make ends meet these days.
Government intervention should remain an extraordinary measure, not a routine response to difficult negotiations.
Collective bargaining works best when both parties are able to negotiate freely without government intervention.
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