Alberta union leaders want feds to help attract investment, create jobs

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Ottawa and the Alberta government have been at odds over who is responsible for industrial subsidies.

 

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SMH. Must be Opposite Day. Greedy unions and the business-unfriendly policies of Liberal/NDP governments are frequently cited as the top reasons that we’ve lost so much investment and jobs to other countries.

Investment & unions. Lol No biz wants to reward seniority vs merit

LOL... because Unions and Government have been so good at attracting capital. abpoli

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Alberta union leaders want feds to help attract investment, create jobsA joint letter says six union leaders want the federal budget to be \u0022a definitive response to the American Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).\u0022 This Alberta union leader literally organized a boycott of Alberta businesses that committed the sin of donating to a political party other than the NDP. That's the AFL's welcome mat to job creating small business entrepeneurs. When the UCP is committed to chasing away all major sources of capital, there's not much the feds can do. Trudeau had mega-deals with Norway bank and Wall St firms lined up, and UCP sabotaged them. Attracting capital ain't about the feds: it's about getting rid of the saboteurs.
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