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Doesn't striking pretty much by default mean "not holding up their side of the deal"? Or are you saying that because the deal exists, they can never strike?
by thematrixturtle 4y ago
Doesn't striking pretty much by default mean "not holding up their side of the deal"? Or are you saying that because the deal exists, they can never strike?
- gumby 4y agoThe article explains this — Alberta law barred this when a collective bargaining agreement is in place, which was the case.
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