TORONTO -- Ontario would see at least a 9% increase in manufacturing if the province followed the path of competing jurisdictions and implemented right-to-work legislation, a new Fraser Institute report concludes.
"Michigan and Indiana recently adopted worker choice laws and Ohio will likely follow," report co-author Jason Clemens said. "This puts increased pressure on Ontario's ability to compete especially in manufacturing."
Never in a Wynne/Horvath Ontario.
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Speaking of Labour issues, a reader, a member of the skilled trades in Ontario, sends this to our attention, looks like the Wynne government is going for a type of forced unionization.
"Fellow Citizens,
What would you say about an organization that bills itself as the “first regulatory body for skilled trades in North America” and lists you as a “member” (even though you didn’t voluntarily join), posts your personal information online (without your consent), and even provide a detailed rap sheet of your professional activities all in the name of “public interest” – of course.
Welcome to the Province of Ontario and their newly formed “Ontario College of Trades” (OCOT) brought in by heavy-handed, tax-grabbing, ill-conceived legislation known as Ontario College of Trades and Apprenticeship Act, 2009. Read the rest below or here."
"Michigan and Indiana recently adopted worker choice laws and Ohio will likely follow," report co-author Jason Clemens said. "This puts increased pressure on Ontario's ability to compete especially in manufacturing."
Never in a Wynne/Horvath Ontario.
***
Speaking of Labour issues, a reader, a member of the skilled trades in Ontario, sends this to our attention, looks like the Wynne government is going for a type of forced unionization.
"Fellow Citizens,
What would you say about an organization that bills itself as the “first regulatory body for skilled trades in North America” and lists you as a “member” (even though you didn’t voluntarily join), posts your personal information online (without your consent), and even provide a detailed rap sheet of your professional activities all in the name of “public interest” – of course.
Welcome to the Province of Ontario and their newly formed “Ontario College of Trades” (OCOT) brought in by heavy-handed, tax-grabbing, ill-conceived legislation known as Ontario College of Trades and Apprenticeship Act, 2009. Read the rest below or here."
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