Observing the International Longshore and Warehouse Union drama at the Port of Vancouver, I have the following remedies and suggestions to offer those ILWU members locked out from United Grain:
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The jobs from which you’ve been locked out don’t belong to you. They belong to the owner of the facility no matter what your minders tell you.
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Clearly these jobs can be performed successfully by others not in your union.
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If you signed the contract offered by the employer, you would be employed at wages that far outstrip your educational level.
