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https://www.westernstandard.news/opinion/morgan-bring-on-right-to-work-legislation/68607
“Let’s indulge Old Gil.
Dare them to have over 300,000 union members walk off the job. Let them show the millions of Albertans who pay the bills for these members just how entitled and belligerent the unions are.
That sort of walkout would set the stage perfectly for Premier Danielle Smith to table and pass right-to-work legislation. Let those who want to work choose to work. All of Alberta will be better for it, and Gil will suddenly have to actually serve his members rather than blow dollars with self-serving protests.
Business and investment will move to Alberta while entitled union types will flee.
It’s all win.”
“In Alberta, though, we can change the balance of power. The province can follow in the footsteps of 27 American states and embrace right-to-work legislation.
The right to organize with a union is an important one. The right to choose not to participate in a union must be entrenched, though. ...
https://calgarysun.com/news/politics/recall-efforts-targeting-ucp-mlas-momentum-notwithstanding-clause?tbref=hp
“Nicolaides has argued that Yeremiy’s petition is unwarranted, as the province’s recall legislation was designed to address ethics violations, negligence or personal misconduct, not a difference of political opinion.
“Clearly, this recall is a question of government policy and priorities, and not about my performance as your elected representative,” he wrote to his constituents in a public letter posted to social media last month.”
