The Canadian government’s proposed changes to a controversial legal tool it has used to end several strikes would enshrine ministers’ ability to interfere in future job actions, the country’s largest labor organization and several unions say.
The Canadian government’s proposed changes to a controversial legal tool it has used to end several strikes would enshrine ministers’ ability to interfere in future job actions, the country’s largest labor organization and several unions say.
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