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Taxpayers to Fork Out $13,000,000,000: The Cost of Doug's Unlawful and Spiteful Labor Wage Legislation

Skoob

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Unions have a right to negotiate their contract, crazy concept right?
Public sector unions shouldn't hold the public hostage during their negotiations. Now that's crazy.
Time to get rid of them. The sooner the better. Don't you agree?
 

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Public sector unions shouldn't hold the public hostage during their negotiations. Now that's crazy.
Time to get rid of them. The sooner the better. Don't you agree?
So make them an essential service instead of hoping to have people fired so you can lower folks to minimum wage. Hey, do you work for minimum wage, just a hunch.
 
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So make them an essential service instead of hoping to have people fired so you can lower folks to minimum wage. Hey, do you work for minimum wage, just a hunch.
If someone is skilled in what they do and has invested in themselves and has good experience to offer, they wouldn't need a union to bargain for them. They could work anywhere and demand what the market demands. If they don't like their employer, they would leave and find a better one.
Only the ones that have no other options are the ones who need union protection and just want money for nothing knowing they are pretty much guaranteed a job. This is forced charity.
Everyone knows this.
 

Frankfooter

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“yep”
And no worries “correction”. Just couldnt quickly think of a good addendum.

All this stuff, clearly still in play today (And ford clearly following some expert advice and looking for some efficiencies/privatizing some non core services/fluff if you will) including Casinos and LCBO outlets but weirdly not road tolls….. goes all the way back to 2003-2010 when the left in Queens park blew their loads buying union, gta support and spent us into a train wreck. as Drummond said with explicit reference to Harris
“Pressure builds”

..and the left in the gta stuck their heads in the sand to that….and Ontarios manufacturing sector getting thrown under the bus. By shit happens and by them. Nor do they grasp why house prices and rent went ballistic 2012-2014. And all they want is more more more more of the same.

they don’t even grasp they threw public servants under the bus with wage restraints, “head per capita counts” and robbing other ministries to pay Paul…smalls towns correction Municipalities and what they can/can’t do without tax bases…. without local economies…..they claim to champion ( socio economics ) robbing Peter to pay Paul, under the bus too. Even to the point they are being terrorized and deny deny, or too bad so sad…

warned and warned and warned.
Then came Covid which has made things worse

Now Boomers are here and these are just the surface. There’s surgeries and ERs, and GPs and so much more. Plus labour force concerns/issues like the dirty uneducated trades to build a million homes and dumb truckers to deliver the lumber and so much more.

2018. When Ford took over…. 1.3 million people without GPs

And on and on and on. Then there’s gangs, crumbling infrastructure, and on and on…

Should a listened to experts when you shoulda
Thanks Frank and team left. You left Ford and everyone a Humpty Dumpty train wreck to try and piece together again.

Before (Covid) boomers
DoFo has made everything in the health file worse.
 

Frankfooter

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You seriously think based on your interpretation of the chart that DoFo doubled the number of international students in 3 years?
Ok this is fun...show me how you came to that conclusion based on the chart.
I would advise you to put your face protection on because you're about to do another face plant...
Show me...
The numbers were stable at 5-7% until DoFo cut funding, then they raised to even more than doubled, to 19%, under DoFo.
We went over this before.

You posted a chart that proved you're wrong and still haven't been able to figure out why.
 

Frankfooter

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If someone is skilled in what they do and has invested in themselves and has good experience to offer, they wouldn't need a union to bargain for them. They could work anywhere and demand what the market demands. If they don't like their employer, they would leave and find a better one.
Only the ones that have no other options are the ones who need union protection and just want money for nothing knowing they are pretty much guaranteed a job. This is forced charity.
Everyone knows this.
You mean like baseball, hockey and basketball players?
 

squeezer

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If someone is skilled in what they do and has invested in themselves and has good experience to offer, they wouldn't need a union to bargain for them. They could work anywhere and demand what the market demands. If they don't like their employer, they would leave and find a better one.
Only the ones that have no other options are the ones who need union protection and just want money for nothing knowing they are pretty much guaranteed a job. This is forced charity.
Everyone knows this.
No, only twats believe this nonsense you are spewing. Are you qualified to be a teacher, nurse, policeman, fireman? All these are public servants who ask for raises, should we fire them? No, you just want to go after the public workers behind a desk who's work YOU do not value. Yet, here you are, probably a Walmart greeter wishing he was in a union.
 

Skoob

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The numbers were stable at 5-7% until DoFo cut funding, then they raised to even more than doubled, to 19%, under DoFo.
We went over this before.

You posted a chart that proved you're wrong and still haven't been able to figure out why.
Haha you can't read a chart to save your life.
DoFo reduced tuition costs in 2019/2020...you think the percentage on international students in 2019 was 5-7% and then suddenly went up to 19% in 3 years?

OMFG you need to take some courses on basic math.

Epic FF face plant! LoL!
 

Skoob

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You mean like baseball, hockey and basketball players?
Athletes certainly invested in themselves to become the best they can be. Same goes for pretty much any entertainers who have become successful enough to warrant more money.
However, no one forces you to pay to watch them.

Care to try a better analogy or should we just leave it as you have no idea and move on as usual?
 

Skoob

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No, only twats believe this nonsense you are spewing. Are you qualified to be a teacher, nurse, policeman, fireman? All these are public servants who ask for raises, should we fire them? No, you just want to go after the public workers behind a desk who's work YOU do not value. Yet, here you are, probably a Walmart greeter wishing he was in a union.
If someone decided to become a civil servant then that's their choice. No one made them do it and no one owes them a living.
It pays what it pays and offers the benefits that never appear to be enough.

Greedy.
 

Skoob

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LOL... NO!!!!
If a public servants aren't happy the union begin strike action and reduce the services they provide until the government and union finally reach an agreement or they decide to seek arbitration.
Skoob... it's called negotiating. Let me help you out...
It's called holding the public hostage until their demands are met.

In the private sector it would be different.

Maybe learn the difference?
 

Not getting younger

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It's called holding the public hostage until their demands are met.

In the private sector it would be different.

Maybe learn the difference?
Skoob.
An awful lot of PS ( unlike teachers) are essential services and subject to arbitration…so any bones of contention between the provinces negotiators and the unions when contracts renew…be that small percentages in wages ( trying to get 0.5% more) or other. Are decided by an expert….and are binding. Kind of like c-124

Those unions litterally have no leverage or teeth. Anything the two teams can’t agree on… is settled by an arbitrator…..They can’t strike, and even “work to rule” is usually deemed a breach of contract/job action and those are fireable.

. Something the likes of Frank, Anbarandy, and millions more that fall hook like and sinker for and swallow the spin and koolaid from the left….When they whine about PS wages and more

…either don’t know….or always forget
 
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Frankfooter

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Haha you can't read a chart to save your life.
DoFo reduced tuition costs in 2019/2020...you think the percentage on international students in 2019 was 5-7% and then suddenly went up to 19% in 3 years?

OMFG you need to take some courses on basic math.

Epic FF face plant! LoL!
At the end of 2023, Canada saw 63%growth over the previous five years and more than 200% growth over the last decade.

There you go, skooby poo.

Under DoFo, Ontario pays what 44% of the rest of the provinces pay for colleges and 57% of the funding that universities get.
 

Frankfooter

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Athletes certainly invested in themselves to become the best they can be. Same goes for pretty much any entertainers who have become successful enough to warrant more money.
However, no one forces you to pay to watch them.

Care to try a better analogy or should we just leave it as you have no idea and move on as usual?
So you admit that unions serve people with talent just as well as it serves other workers?
So much for your only argument against unions.

You just don't want other people to make a living wage.
 

Frankfooter

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It's called holding the public hostage until their demands are met.

In the private sector it would be different.

Maybe learn the difference?
And that power should only be given to corporations and monopolies?
Not people who work for a living?
 

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Why would you think that, old guy?
Because you are ignorant of many things, be that windfarms, who Hydro 1 is, who Drummond is, who can’t even read the first sentence never mind the rest. Be that what Police chiefs have to say about gangs or Wynne and UBI

Who said in English municipalities can’t legally carry debt…nor did you read they can take loans from banks too.

Who doesn’t know what infrastructure is, or capital project like roads, TTC, Hydro 1, hospitals and LTCs. Never mind the immense benefits they provide and why that is called good debt vs bad debt

Who doesn’t grasp simple $100 debt questions, never mind 46billion or 400 billion

who doesn’t know what back pay is, or that essential services are subject to arbitration.

Who doesn’t even know what streams and aquifer's are

care to deny?
So what makes you think you are qualified to talk about much like you know what you are talking about?
 
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