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Originally Posted by Mickey76
That’s an interesting take on the convey people (calling them tards I guess is ok).
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Should we call them CIA plants?
Should we call them responsible for the Measles Outbreak?
Should we call them MAGA puppets?
Should we call them Nazis?
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When the convey people called the vaccine mandatory virtually everyone here fiercely denied it. When they said “I’ll lose my job, my kid can’t go to daycare, and I can’t travel” the universal response was it was still a choice and not mandatory.
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It
was a choice.
A
dumb choice.
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No teachers have lost any rights.
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Section 2(d) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects "freedom of association," which the Supreme Court of Canada has interpreted to include the right to strike as part of collective bargaining for workers, including teachers.
This stems from the 2015 decision in Saskatchewan Federation of Labour v. Saskatchewan, where the Court ruled that laws banning strikes violate section 2(d) unless they preserve a meaningful bargaining process.
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Nothing is stopping them from staying on strike.
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Other than, I dunno, an $500 a day fine. In order to make $500 a day post-tax you would need an annual salary of $197,031.
And that's assuming you don't have basic expenses like, oh, food, shelter, electricity, heat, etc.
You're beyond obtuse if you think there's a teacher who can afford that, unless they happen to have struck gold on NVDA or BTC.