OTTAWA - NDP Leader Avi Lewis is promising a "hot summer" of organized labour action if the right to strike is threatened by any revisions to the Canada Labour Code.
OTTAWA - NDP Leader Avi Lewis is promising a “hot summer” of organized labour action if the right to strike is threatened by any revisions to the Canada Labour Code.
Parliament is preparing to debate a NDP private member’s bill that looks to remove ministerial powers to intervene in labour disputes from the Canada Labour Code.
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Avi Lewis's campaign platform focused on revitalising the struggling left-leaning party and prioritising workers' rights.
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