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Anti-scab legislation fails at third reading

March 21, 2007

Brothers and Sisters,

It is with great regret that I have to inform you that the anti-scab legislation, Bill C-257, failed to pass its third reading in Parliament today.

It was defeated by a margin of 177 to 122 (unofficial numbers).

I want to thank Phil Benson and Ken Deptuck, Teamsters lobbyists, and also all other members, unionists and free thinking Canadians who fought to get this Bill passed into law. You tried your best and worked tirelessly for all of our sakes and we are grateful for the effort.

I for one, will not give up hope that one day all of labour will be protected federally against 'scabs' and their ilk, as we struggle for decent, fair and equitable contracts. Contracts which recognize not only our rights as workers, but also insure our safety and our dignity.

Fraternally,

Bill Brehl
President
TCRC MWED

 

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