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Tell Trudeau No Exclusions in Bill C-7

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Derek KING
9 years ago

No exclusions !! The right thing needs to be done for the RCMP to be able to negotiate like any other unionized force. Its clear when you look how they are continuing to fall substantially behind other Police forces in wages and loosing benefits with no fair representation or voice.

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Marc Gagnon
9 years ago

Please do the right thing for all Members of the RCMP, we have fallen so far behind. I had joined this organization for what it stood for, I would hate to retire from the laughing stock of all police force. Bring back the RESPECT this organization deserves. Cst Marc Gagnon

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Dawson sloan
9 years ago

Sounds great

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Anonymous
9 years ago

No exclusions, save the right to strike. We just want better working conditions and pay.

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Hannah B
9 years ago Featured

In the past decade we have have had our raises clawed back, the law rewritten regarding our pension, our Staff Relations reps ripped out from under us and people wonder why we have morale issues?? Please, please, please do something positive for a change. We NEED this.

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Ken Cooper
9 years ago

Exclusions would be just wrong

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Eric St-Pierre
9 years ago

No exclusions.

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Robert Olive
9 years ago

Please show the ones who protect you that you will return the favor.

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Robert Ennis
9 years ago

Remove all exclusions!

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Laura Cadieux
9 years ago

This is Canada's National Police Force! Show them the respect they deserve. They should have the best benefits and pay compared to all other police services in order. This would also help in recruiting the best applicants possible. Please remove all Exclusions from Bill C-7. Thank you.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please remove all Exclusions from Bill C-7. Thank you.

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Darren Doucette
9 years ago

The current state of compensation for the RCMP is unacceptable. Please take into account the facts that our spouses must put their careers on hold, we often move and lose money on homes, our children often change schools through out their lives, and yet we continue to fall further and further behind on total compensation. Our medical benefits are being eroded, we are having tremendous difficulty recruiting members for the above reasons, and we are chronically understaffed. The current situation is unacceptable. There must be no exclusions to bargaining. The voices of the frontline members must be heard and included in matters going forward. Thank you

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Jolene Thomas-Carter
9 years ago

Please consider exclusions!!!

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Stéphane Hamel
9 years ago

No exclusions to Bill C-7 (except striking).

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Rob
9 years ago

The men and women of the RCMP deserve the same rights as every other Canadian when it comes to collective bargening. Anything less than the removal of all the exemptions is a clear violation of the spirit of the Supreme Court of Canada decision, the charter of rights and the intelligent and just deciding if the senate to send the bill back to parliament. It is about time that the men and women of the RCMP are allowed to collectively bargain on all issues , hold the forever accountable and begin to fix and rebuild this iconic institution and restore it to the honourable status it once enjoyed

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Kory Hendricks
9 years ago

No Exclusions!

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Kory Hendricks
9 years ago

No exclusions!

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Curtis Peters
9 years ago

10 year RCMP member

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Les Wilch
9 years ago

No exclusions to Bill C-7. Nothing should be left off the table.

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Ben Douglas
9 years ago

The proposed legislation, as returned by the Senate, has the power to effect real and positive change in our of our Nation's most storied institutions. The membership of the RCMP needs a strong collective voice to represent our interests and to ensure we have the proper resources to keep Canadians safe. It is 2016 after all...