Get you up to speed: Feds set to make major changes to Canada’s labour code
The Canadian government is expected to propose changes to the country’s labour code that will enhance its authority to intervene in strikes and lockouts. The specific details of the proposed changes have not been disclosed.
The government is preparing to propose amendments to Canada’s labour code to enhance its ability to intervene in industrial disputes. No timeline has been provided for when these changes will be introduced.
The Canadian government plans to propose amendments to the labour code to enhance its authority in handling strikes and lockouts. This move aims to address ongoing tensions in labour relations and is expected to be formally introduced in the upcoming parliamentary session.
What remains unclear — The specific details of the proposed changes to Canada’s labour code have not been disclosed.
Government plans changes to Canada’s labour code to enhance intervention powers
It’s expected the government will put forward changes to Canada’s labour code to give it more power to intervene in strikes and lockouts.