Reported about 2 months ago
Canada's major railways locked out over 9,000 workers after failed negotiations, blocking vital supply routes that are crucial for the North American economy. The Canadian National Railway and Canadian Pacific Kansas City locked out workers following a union vote favoring a strike, with economic losses potentially reaching C$341 million daily. Both companies claim the union's demands are unrealistic, while the teamsters argue that the railways prioritize profitability over worker welfare and economic stability.
Source: YAHOO