What then happened to the ferry workers?
1) Got what they were after, no penalties
2) Got fired
3) Got thrown in jail for an illegal strike
4) None of the above
And no other people could be found who could operate a ferry?
--R
John M McIntosh wrote:
On 19-Jul-05, at 9:28 PM, BenzBarn wrote:
The cheap food policy in NA is really starting to show just how
bad things
are getting. ( NA has the cheapest food in the world ) It's said that
Canada has about 3 days supply of food. I don't believe this but
even if it
is true what that tells me is we import too much food here. It also
tells me
that it's cheaper to import than to support a domestic industry.
Here on vancouver island last winter the ferry workers did an illegal
strike for two days, so no car/truck traffic to the island (600,000+
people)
The grocery stores had zero milk and vegetables on day 3, plus then a
shortage brewing of lots more critical things...
John
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