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Whltby Free Proue, Wodnoesday, obbor 11, 99Il ag wh * * *usnes Chambeir, labour girol view reforms differeni The Whitby Chamber of Commerce support s the Harris governments move to dismantle Ontario's labour laws. "At a time when the Ontario governiment needs to demonstrate a commitment to job creation and a stimulation of the economy, this introduction of Bill 7 sendsa clear message to business in Ontario that if individuals at a workplace do not want to be part of a union, they now have that ehoice," says Ian Bergin, chair of the chamber's governiment relations committee. "It also demonstrates ,a commtment to restructuring without fear of shutdown of essential services like the public service." Three years ago, the Whitby chamber presented comments on Bill 40, the Labour Law Reform Act. "We poinited out that the union certification process should have been strengthened to avoid the problems we are witnessing today, the expanded rights of strikers May cause closures and unrealistic harsbips on expanding businesses, and the employees eligible for union representation may cause conflicts of interest," says chamber vice president Deb Sweetman. *With those concernis and the "apparent lack of concern by the former governmen for a business agenda," the Whitby chamber is Workshop upcoming The Durham Home Business Association will hold a networking workshop on Wednesday, Oct. 18, 7:30 p.m., at Trillium Trails, north Oshawa.- The workshop is designed to help participgnts build confidence when interacting with others. There wiUl be role-playing and group participation. Cost is $10 for members, $15 for non-members. To register, cail Scott Weatherall at 721-1776. For more information about- the association, cail * 728-2899. pleased by the steps taken by the current goverment to repeal Bill 40. "The repeal of the Bill 40 provisions sends a strong message to investors who build the plants and create the jobs that Ontario is open for businiess once again," says chamber manager Deb Filip.* The Ontario Federation of Labour and Canadian Auto Workers have condemned the labour law revisions. Whitby'st Gord Wilson, federation president, says the "Harris revolutionaries have made it harder to join a un ion, and by taking away successor rights, the Harris gang bas made it easier to privatize public services and at the same time easier to pound the wages of low-paid workers in the contract service- sector to the minimum wage level." Homnepreneur s meeàt Thursday The Durham Homepreneur Group will meet on Thursday, Oct. 12, 7:30 to 9 a.ni., at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, Ajax. 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