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Fredericton workers and students join day of action for postal workers’ right to strike [video]

by Tabatha Armstrong
December 2, 2018
Reading Time: 1min read

George Nickerson with the Fredericton local of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers addressing the crowd outside MP Matt DeCourcey’s office in Fredericton on Dec. 2, 2018. Photo by Tracy Glynn.

More than 85 people gathered at Liberal MP Matt DeCourcey’s office in downtown Fredericton to show support for the right of postal workers to strike on Saturday afternoon, Dec. 1. DeCourcey was one of the MLAs who voted for the unconstitutional back to work legislation. Liberal MP for Saint John, Wayne Long, did not vote in favor of the legislation. 

Watch Alex Bailey lead the crowd in singing, “All I want for Christmas is the right to strike,” here.

Tags: back to work legislationCanadaCanadian Union of Postal WorkersCUPWFrederictonGeorge NickersonlabourMatt DeCourceyNew Brunswickpostal workersright to strikesliderTabatha ArmstrongTracy Glynn
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