Education support workers' union defied the Ontario government's use of the notwithstanding clause to kill bargaining with Bill 28. With support of members, other unions and the public, standing up and fighting back works.

We can change this precedent faster than the several years minimum it will take to get a Charter resolution through the courts.

Bill 89 in Quebec, coming into effect later this year, is likely to do a similar thing. Workers need to come together and resist the erosion of our fundamental rights to advocate for our working conditions as a group.

I don’t understand how they can force people back to work.

Like, will they have cops on the flights making sure the attendants put on a cheery safety briefing?

Will they drag them onto the plane in handcuffs to do safety checks?

I saw a great comment somewhere else that said something like "if your job is so important that the gov makes you go to work, you deserve a livable wage."

Any politician who sides against unions can get fucked in my opinion

"Someone should tell the rich that workers banding together to present formal address of grievances is the alternative that we worked out a long ago to breaking down the factory owner's door and beating them to death in front of their family. I feel like they forgot."

Any person who punches a clock for a living that doesn't support unions is a class traitor, plain and simple.

I feel like this strike could spread to the general population.

A General Strike, if you will.

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