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OTTAWA (CP) — Creditiste Leader Real Caouette and Gilles Gregoire (Ind — Lapointe)
eharged in the Commons _ that;
the Canada Labor Relations
Labor Board Discrimination Of Quebec Unions Charged
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Board discriminates against Quebee unions, ! ‘ They ‘criticized the board for ‘rejecting applications by the Quebec-based Confederation -of National, Trade Unions to repre-’
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sent in CBC and CPR em- ployees in Quebec. The board so far has refused to break coun- trywide bargaining units. _
Mr. Caouette and his former: deputy said this attitude is un-° fair to French-speaking workers and a. violation of’ the freedom of association. :
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-|of order by Deputy Speaker
Mr. Gregoire introduced” ‘an | amendment —.to reduce Labor. | Minister Nicholson's. salary to $1 unless he directed the bosfd to allow workers t6“make a free choice between unions.
MOTION REJECTED -° The amendment was ruled: out
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& fast Herthan Batten after Liberal, Conservative and New Demo- cratic MPs objected. Mr. Batten ruled’ that ministers’ ,salaries are set bylaw and cannot be amended during study of depart- mental estimates.
master-general, interjected that the, amendment,, amounted to blackmafi: rae pe
Mr. Gregoire said a cabinet
Trade . Minister- Winters’ last April to study the CNTU’s com- plaints, but -nothing had been done,” oa ame
He also disliked Canadian La-, bor Co, having two board. representatives and the CNTU ‘ one, ? e ‘Bryce Mackasey, parliamen-. tary secretary fo Mr. Nicholson
said it-was a “‘téerrible: situation when we have to get into the
J. A. Mongrain (Ind—Trols: Rivieres) said the. majority should rule in union certification
11.00—News and Regional Wedther 11.08—Sterlight Serenade 11.30—News end Weather °
.Rene Tremblay, former post- |
committee was: set up under |-
and MP for Montreal Verdun, |
facial ery” on the labor ut | Unelergrond
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The Guantian, Charlottetown, Mon,, Oct. 81, 1966. 15 showed a detonation in the in-
votes. If a majority of workers tion | termediate- ‘to high-yield range
in Quebec voted for separate NEE unions, they should be recog-|—meaning it approached ‘the nized. equivalent of 1,000,000 tons -of ne Haak ne Intermediate yield in the AEC’s terminology covers -the range from. 200,000 to 1,000,000 tons. :
By. way of comparigon, the atmospheric nuclear shot an- nounced Thursday by China was recorded in the low to low-inter- mediate range, or possibly as little “as one-fiftieth the force of the Soviet explosion. Low yield is 20,000 tons or less, about the
CNTU were “coercive, inadmis- sible and intolerable.” The argu- ment in favor ‘of national’ bar- gaining units was weak.
Mr. Mongrain ‘and Mr. Gre- goire pressed Mr. Nicholson to ve assurances that regional argaining units, ‘will be recog- nized. The minister is expected to speak today when the debate resumes. :
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