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Canadian Labour Congress calls for removal of Section 107 after Air Canada dispute

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The Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) is demanding Parliament remove Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code, calling the federal back-to-work provision unconstitutional after CUPE's recent dispute with Air Canada. The CLC said Monday that Section 107 violates workers' Charter-protected rights to free an...

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