Bill C-39 would give Canadian government broadest strike intervention powers in G7
- OTTAWA — If passed, Bill C-39 would give the Canadian government broader unilateral power to end a legal strike than exists in any other G7 country, according to a comparative legal analysis commissioned by the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC).
- That includes Donald Trump’s United States, where even the President cannot unilaterally end a national-emergency strike and impose a binding settlement.
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- OTTAWA — If passed, Bill C-39 would give the Canadian government broader unilateral power to end a legal strike than exists in any other G7 country, according to a comparative legal analysis commissioned by the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC).
- That includes Donald Trump’s United States, where even the President cannot unilaterally end a national-emergency strike and impose a binding settlement.
Sources: Canadianlabour