Major Unions Condemn Bill 89 as Workers’ Rights Take a Hit
April 26, 2025, 2:20 am
Labor leaders are up in arms over Bill 89, decrying what they call a blatant attack on worker protections. Both CSN and CSQ have voiced their dismay at the legislation, arguing it undermines union influence and jeopardizes hard-won rights, leaving critics to wonder if the government’s priorities have gone hilariously awry.
La centrale syndicale conteste le projet de loi 89, jugeant qu’il remet en question les droits des travailleurs.
Pour le syndicat, le texte législatif s’inscrit dans la mouvance des politiques antisyndicales de Washington.
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