Moving Forward – FISH-NL Vows to keep fighting despite certification rejection
The president of the Federation of Independent Sea Harvesters says he’s not discouraged by the provincial labour relations board’s rejection of union certification for the group. FISH-NL applied for certification nearly two years ago, an application that was quashed Friday by the board, which said the group didn’t have “adequate support to warrant a vote.”President Ryan Cleary told CBC’s St. John’s Morning Show on Monday that the application’s dismissal doesn’t solve the problems that prompted him to start the group in the first place, such as the established Fish Food and Allied Workers Union representing both fishermen and fish plant workers, which he says is a conflict of interest. >click to read<08:56
I thought this was free country.. we can’t even get a vote to see who we want.. should b allowed to have vote.. if we loose then so be it but we’re not even getting a chance to choose… free and democratic my ass.. and people fought and died for this ?!?!?!?! Our government should be ashamed to let this go on