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Chamber submission on the prohibition of replacement workers in federally regulated industries

Chamber submission on the prohibition of replacement workers in federally regulated industries

While the Canadian Chamber of Commerce respects the right to collective bargaining, the proposed anti-replacement worker legislation goes too far and has the potential to destabilize our economy. It will change the balance of power we currently have within our labour relations system, leading to more labour strife within key sectors of our economy.

While the Canadian Chamber of Commerce respects the right to collective bargaining, the proposed anti-replacement worker legislation goes too far and has the potential to destabilize our economy. It will change the balance of power we currently have within our labour relations system, leading to more labour strife within key sectors of our economy.

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