Transport Canada e na le karolo e kholo eo e lokelang ho e tlatsa - e ikarabella bakeng sa maano a mangata a lipalangoang, mananeo le lipheo tsa mmuso oa Canada. Empa, Union of Canadian Transportation Employees e bontšitse hore nako ea morao-rao ea ho emisoa ha Transport Canada e ntse e tsoela pele ho bontša ho se tsotelle polokeho.
Union of Canadian Transportation Employees, e emelang boholo ba basebetsi ba ikopantseng ho Transport Canada, e arabela ka litaba tsa hore basebetsi ba bangata ba lemositsoe ka ho lelekoa mosebetsing ho tlang. Mokhatlo o re batho ba bang ba 157 ba boleletsoe hore ba ka felloa ke mesebetsi, e leng se ileng sa tlisa kakaretso ea basebetsi ba 370 ba amehileng. Har'a maemo ana a amehileng kajeno, a 107 a tla felisoa, mokhatlo o boletse. "Palong ena ho kenyelelitsoe ho felisoa ha litsebi tsa puisano le mesebetsi e fapaneng ea tsamaiso, 'me haholo-holo, baeletsi bohle ba tsa bophelo bo botle le polokeho ba sa tsoa hiroa ho thusa ho etsa hore lefapha le ikobele melao ea mmuso ea bophelo bo botle le polokeho."
Christine Collins, Mopresidente oa Naha oa Mokhatlo oa Basebetsi ba Lipalangoang ba Canada, o itse: "Lilemong tse 10 tse fetileng, mokhatlo oa basebetsi o ntse o leka ho etsa hore Transport Canada e latele melaoana ea mmuso mabapi le bophelo bo botle le polokeho mosebetsing. Joale ba felisa bona batho ba filoeng mosebetsi ona o boima. Ho fokotseha hona ho bontša kamoo Transport Canada e tsotellang batho ba e sebeletsang kapa bophelo bo botle le polokeho ea basebetsi ba eona. ”
Hape, har'a ba amohelang litsebiso kajeno, mokhatlo o ile oa phaella, ke bahlahlobi ba litsebi ba ikarabellang bakeng sa polokeho le tšireletso ea leoatleng, hammoho le bahlahlobi ba boemo bo botle ba lifofane. “Re amehile haholo ka polokeho ea sechaba se tsamaeang. Hape, bahlahlobi ba ts'ireletso le ts'ireletso ea leoatleng, hammoho le lifofane tsa sechaba, ba ntse ba tlosoa ka nako eo ka bobeli re tsebang hore ha ho na bahlahlobi ba lekaneng ho etsa mosebetsi, "Collins a phaella.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- The Union of Canadian Transportation Employees, which represents the majority of unionized workers at Transport Canada, is reacting to the news that more employees have been advised of an impending layoff.
- “For the last 10 years, the union has been trying to get Transport Canada to be in compliance with the federal regulations on occupational health and safety.
- Once again, inspectors in marine safety and security, as well as civil aviation, are being chipped away at a time when we both know there are not enough inspectors to do the work,”.
