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**Blotassefesek** · 10-18-2005, 07:41 PM

But Morgan, It is the right of government to change the laws. That is their job. How do you think the nurses feel? They got a zero increase too as did other public employees. In terms of collective bargaining, the teachers won't move even slightly on the issue of a bigger salary. They got a chance to sit down with the government and discuss the issues, not once, but 35 times! Where's the give and take? Its extremely hard to bargain when both sides aren't willing to budge.

In terms of breaking unjust laws, if someone chooses to, say, smoke marijuana, it doesn't affect everyone else in the province.

10-18-2005, 07:41 PM	#12
Blotassefesek Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 607 Senior Member	But Morgan, It is the right of government to change the laws. That is their job. How do you think the nurses feel? They got a zero increase too as did other public employees. In terms of collective bargaining, the teachers won't move even slightly on the issue of a bigger salary. They got a chance to sit down with the government and discuss the issues, not once, but 35 times! Where's the give and take? Its extremely hard to bargain when both sides aren't willing to budge. In terms of breaking unjust laws, if someone chooses to, say, smoke marijuana, it doesn't affect everyone else in the province.
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