Canada needs rail and postal worker overhaul and strike critique
The author argues against railway and postal strikes, blaming unions for scheduling disruptions during grain harvest and peak seasons. They claim essential services should not strike, defend employers as sometimes harsh, and note Australia moving to curb intrusive after hours demands while immigration trends offer available labor.
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Unions, pay, and worker rights in a blunt column
A columnist argues that many executives including Boeing’s chief earn obscene salaries while government workers and others are overpaid. He defends portable pensions, questions the need for unions except in high risk or certain industries, and urges a shift away from confrontational wage bargaining to reduce corporate greed. The piece ends noting personal views and inviting feedback.
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Single Senior Perks and a Grateful Morning
A reflective diary of gratitude focusing on health, family, faith, and daily comforts. The author cherishes independence, simple meals, a tidy home, and social check ins, while noting small chores and routines that bring comfort in living alone.
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