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Originally Posted by Slava
We all know what this is doing. It’s further entrenching the gold plated pensions for union employees, and making it so that reducing these benefits is much more difficult in the event that the NDP loses the election. Of course the consultation with the unions suggested that it would be best if they were included...what other result could be expected?
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you're assuming everyone in a union gets a big fat gold plated pension.
not everyone in a union does, you know.
for example, non academic staff at post secondary institutions don't have a gold plated pension. it's a good pension that about 10% of their pay goes into every month. the average non union joe that invests 10% of his pay cheque is probably going to do just as well if not better when they retire.
glad you think all union employee are living high off the hog.