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Task force commanders from NATO, the European Union and Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) met to discuss coalition counterpiracy operations off the coast of Somalia.
"Although the three combined task forces (CTF) belong to different organizations and have different mandates, we all aim for the same goal, which is to deter, disrupt and suppress piracy in very close coordination and cooperation," said Turkish Rear Adm. Caner Bener, commander, CTF 151. "We want to ensure safety and security in the region for all those who sail in the area. Working closely together greatly strengthens the effect of our counterpiracy efforts."
The meeting allowed for the development of new strategies and future plans to more effectively and efficiently track down suspected pirates and to protect sea lines of communication.
"With more than 30 different warships under the command of several task forces, dialogue and coordination is paramount," Bener added. "There needs to be a consistently high degree of coordination, deconfliction and discussion."
CTF 151 is a Turkish-led multinational task force established to conduct counterpiracy operations under a mission-based mandate throughout the CMF area of operations to actively deter, disrupt and suppress piracy in order to protect global maritime security and secure freedom of navigation for the benefit of all nations.
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By: Henry Lazenby US specialty alloys producer Alcoa has struck an agreement with the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) that would help improve the competitiveness of its 279 000 t/y Intalco smelter, in Washington state. As a result, the smelter will not close at the end of June, as previously planned by the... →
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By: Reuters Aluminium Bahrain (Alba), the owner of one of the world's largest aluminium smelters, reported an 88.6% fall in first-quarter net profit on Monday as a result of a collapse in aluminium prices. Alba's net income for the three months to March 31 was 4.2-million dinars ($11.22-million), said Alba... →
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By: Simon Sonnekus The West African Mining & Power Exhibition (Wampex) 2016 will showcase the opportunities that still exist in the challenging African market, says events company and organiser dmg-ems Africa VP Christine Davidson. The biennial event, which has been running for 22 years, will return to the Accra... →
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By: Kimberley Smuts The University of Witwatersrand's Students Mining Engineering Society (SMES) aims to increase the integration of mining engineering graduates into the mining industry this year, as well as to encourage mining engineering students to have an opinion on mining-related issues in South Africa. SMES... →
Technological advancements continue despite mining sector's downturn
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West Africa fraught with challenges in tough mining times
By: Simon Sonnekus While political instability, corruption and the global commodities price crunch have had adverse effects on the West African mining sector, other factors such as a lack of infrastructure, power shortages and inconsistency and a lack of transparency in terms of regulatory policy, as well as... →
Orbite to close another financing with Quebec govt
By: Henry Lazenby TSX-listed Orbite Technologies has entered into a letter of intent with Investissement Québec to provide the company with total financing of C$15-million. Orbite advised Wednesday that the financing was expected to comprise the purchase of 10% convertible non-secured debentures in the principal... →
Maputo seeks capital gains taxes from mining majors
By: Keith Campbell Mozambique's Tax Authority has confirmed that it is holding negotiations with Vale Mozambique, the local subsidiary of major Brazilian mining group Vale, on the payment of capital gains tax. Vale Mozambique is one of a number of major companies with whom the Tax Authority is currently having such... →
Middle East, North Africa on mining periphery despite hosting 30% of the world's minerals
By: Ilan Solomons Despite having more than 30% of global mineral reserves, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region severely lacks exploration and resource development investment. The region's mining industry is facing several challenges such as social and environmental pressure from communities living near... →
Alcoa strikes power deal to keep Intalco aluminium plant open
By: Reuters Alcoa has agreed to a new power deal for its 279 000 t/y Intalco aluminium smelter in Washington state, according to a statement from its power supplier, staving off the closure of one of the last remaining US aluminium plants. Both sides struck a deal starting on July 1 that would keep 2.5... →
Alcoa beats expectations, despite layoffs and narrower Q1 earnings
By: Henry Lazenby US metals company Alcoa on Monday reported a 70% drop in headline earnings, mainly owing to a 40% dip in the Alumina Price Index (API) and a 26% drop in aluminium pricing. The NYSE-listed specialty alloys maker reported adjusted earnings of $108-million, or $0.07 a share, excluding the impact of... →
Alcoa's upstream unit secures $350m in bauxite supply contracts over 2 yrs
By: Henry Lazenby US specialty metals producer Alcoa has secured several bauxite supply contracts valued at about $350-million over two years. The NYSE-listed company, which expected to separate its main upstream and beneficiating downstream business units later this year, on Wednesday advised that it would supply... →
Glencore agri sale surprises on upside
By: Martin Creamer The announcement by Glencore that it is selling 40% of its agricultural business to Canada Pension Plan Investment Board for $2.5-billion cash has received the nod from analysts. Glencore said the proceeds from the transaction would be used to reduce net debt. →
Over 40 minerals and metals contained in seawater, their extraction likely to increase in the future
By: Keith Campbell It is generally known that many minerals and metals exist, dissolved in seawater and in the waters of briny lagoons and salt lakes. According to Stanford University in the US, seawater contains 47 minerals and metals. Starting with the most abundant and proceeding to the least abundant these are... →
Research predicts another tough year for commodities
By: Henry Lazenby In the wake of lacklustre discipline by producers to curtail output in the face of relentless price declines, Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofAML) Global Research was concerned that another leg of lower prices may be required to incentivise another round of cuts for a range of materials. In its... →
Down 25% year-on-year, Scotiabank's Commodity Price Index expected to rally in March
By: Henry Lazenby Despite Scotiabank's Commodity Price Index recording its fourth consecutive monthly decline in February when it edged down 0.3% month-on-month, and down 25% year-on-year, analysts expected the index to rally significantly in March. According to a press release commodity prices had rebounded... →
China sets course for smooth economic transition and commodity price gains
By: Simon Rees The retreat of commodity prices on the back of China's economic shift belied rising levels of uptake and the likelihood of an upcycle later in the decade, CRU Group managing consultant Philip Macoun told an audience at the recent Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada convention.... →
KPMG calls for levelling of mine rehab playing field
By: Martin Creamer KPMG corporate tax head Muhammad Saloojee wants the tax authorities to level the mine rehabilitation playing field by ensuring that mine rehabilitation insurance premiums are tax deductible. His commentary to Creamer Media's Mining Weekly Online comes against the background of a tax ruling that... →
US bemoans Chinese aluminium imports
By: Kim Cloete The US Aluminum Association (AA) has accused Chinese companies of misclassifying certain products to avoid duties on primary aluminium and has insisted that China steps up to its responsibilities to play fair. AA president and CEO Heidi Brock told the International Aluminium Conference in Cape... →
High energy costs, low prices heap pressure on aluminium industry
By: Kim Cloete Industry players and government say they are committed to growing the aluminium industry despite harsh times for the sector caused largely by very depressed aluminium prices. "Aluminium prices have remain depressed, arguably the lowest in our history. Supply and demand is out of kilter and cost... →
Unexpected headwinds keep commodity prices lower for longer
By: Henry Lazenby A faster-than-expected slowdown in demand for commodities in 2015 has placed a damper on broad-based commodity price recoveries in 2016, compounded by lacklustre global economic growth and record inventories, which will take time to work down as production cutbacks and mine closures take effect.... →
Moody's cuts BHP's debt rating
By: Henry Lazenby Investment risk ratings agency Moody's Investors Service on Thursday cut the world's largest miner BHP Billiton's debt rating from A1 to A3, mentioning the deterioration in the company's earnings and cash flow, which has led to significantly weaker credit metrics. The outlook for all ratings of... →
Glencore posts $4.9bn net loss
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Alumina swings back to profit
By: Esmarie Swanepoel The restructuring of the Alcoa World Alumina & Chemicals (AWAC) joint venture between ASX-listed Alumina and US major Alcoa has seen Alumina swing back into the black during the full 2015 financial year. The company reported on Thursday a statutory net profit after tax of $88-million for the... →
First phase of exploration on copper/silver project starts
Australian-listed metals miner MOD Resources last month announced that Phase 1 exploration had started at its Botswana copper/silver project, which is located in the Kalahari Copper Belt (KCB) – a region where MOD has various interests in licences covering an area of about 12 000 km2. The... →
Orbite back on track with plant commissioning after resolving supplier dispute
By: Henry Lazenby The list of items to be done before full commissioning of Quebec-based clean-tech firm Orbite Technologies' new commercial-scale high-purity alumina (HPA) plant can stat has become short and straightforward, chief executive Glenn Kelly said on Thursday, after the company managed to resolve a... →
Mining stocks resemble 'a big Walmart sale' as low commodity prices persist
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Mining's improving fortunes weighed down by debt
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Vedanta rephases capex at Gamsberg as part of cost-cutting measures
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Alcoa appoints three new directors
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Alcoa wins another Boeing contract
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Crucial decision needed on empowerment levels
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Delayed MPRDA Amendment Bill unfavourable
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After a long break since their last game the Blues Academy are back in action this Saturday – away against Cambridge University U20s, Kick Off at 2.00pm.
The Blues make eight changes (one of them positional) to the starting line that lost to Nottingham before Christmas.
In the pack, Ben Thompson starts at prop, Jacob Moody and Callum Strachan at second row, with Harry Peterkin and Rahat Choudhury on the flanks. In the back line Ben Phillips returns at fly half and scrum half Callum Tormey and winger Oli Beavis (both Oaklands College) make their Blues debuts. The side will be captained by scrum half Olly Howard.
After beating Nottingham, three weeks ago by a narrow score, the Blues Academy faced them again, this time playing a much younger side. with 12 changes from the starting line up from three weeks ago. Nottingham were the better side, more physical in contact, and more clinical in finishing. They took a 12pts – 5 lead at half time before running out as well deserved winners by 34pts – 15.
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Bedford Academy welcome Nottingham Academy to Bedford on Saturday. With the Blues at home against Bristol the Academy game is at the Bedford Swifts' ground with Kick Off at 12.30pm.
Bedford had a narrow win against Nottingham three weeks ago (12pts – 8). This second game, although still an Under 19 game, has been set up to allow both sides to include a number of younger players.
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The Blues Academy travel to Leicester to take on the Leicester Tigers Academy, at their Oval Park ground, on Saturday, KO 1.00 pm.
In the pack, Charley Robinson returns at prop with Charley Harvey at 2nd row, and Jacob Moody moving to flanker. Dylan Leney starts at scrum half and Paul Aguele returns from injury on the wing with Liam Shields moving to full back. The side will be captained by No. 8 Rahat Choudhury.
The Blues Academy have announced that Blues 1st XV players James Pritchard and Charlie Clare are joining the Blues Academy Coaching team. Pritch and Charlie will help coach the Academy squad for the remainder of the season.
Congratulations to two ex-Blues Academy players named in the Cambridge University squad for the Varsity game to be played at Twickenham on Thursday December 10th.
Ollie Clough (on left) has been selected at outside centre, alongside Welsh International, and British Lion, Jamie Roberts, and Mike Phillips, also a centre, has been selected on the bench.
On a blustery day at Goldington Road, the Blues Academy were in the lead for only one second of the game, but it was the final second of the game.
With strong gusting winds making it difficult for both sides to establish any rhythm neither side could score in the first half. Both sides were well matched, and found it difficult to break the line.
The Blues Academy welcome Nottingham Academy to Goldington Road on Sunday, KO 2.00 pm.
The Blues continue their policy of squad rotation and make ten changes (two of them positional) to the starting line that beat Oxford University Whippets last weekend.
On a freezing cold day in Oxford, the Blues Academy beat Oxford University Whippets by 25pts – 12 at Iffley Road.
Bedford's opening score was a simple one, well executed; a scrum, taken against the head, a drive up the middle, two quick rucks and the ball moved quickly to the left for winger Ross Taylor to score. With the wind against them the Blues scored two penalties to make the half time score 11pts – 0.
The Blues Academy travel to play the Oxford University Whippets side on Saturday, making ten changes (two of them positional) to the starting line that beat the Irish Exiles last weekend.
In the pack, Charley Robinson starts at prop and George Harris at hooker. Charley Harvey and Kyron Houston start at second row, and Rahat Choudhury and Tom Tucker start in the back row. In the back line Dylan Leney starts at scrum half, and Tom Jennings on the wing. Paul Aguele moves to centre and Liam Shileds moves to full back. The side will be captained by back row Rahat Choudhury.
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The News-Herald said there were dogs missing in Gallatin County.
Well, they are in Owen County too.
I, Bert Wooten, had a dog taken from me in front of the county barn. A friend named Walker on Highway 22 East had one taken off the chain at his place. This needs to stop. The dogs had name plates on them.
Bert Wooten
I wish to invite your readers to join us in Frankfort at noon, Wednesday, May 4, at the Capitol front terrace for prayer and again from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Thursday, May 5, at the Owen County Courthouse in the center of town for the National Day of Prayer. Bring a song, a scripture and a prayer and join those who wish to pray for our city, county, state and nation.
Dr. Joy Arnold-Morse
A small village located in the Scottish highlands boasts of a long history of castles, battles and the Loch Ness monster. Its name, "Inverness," traveled with Scottish immigrants across the Atlantic, and was bestowed upon several towns and villages in the raw, new land of America.
The Gowers immigrated from Inverness, Scotland, to Kentucky in the early 1800s. Their daughter, Lucy Harriet Gower, married an upcoming Owenton lawyer in 1824.
You always hear of small town love, support and pride – but what does that really mean?
Unlike John Mellencamp, I wasn't born in a small town, but my family's roots were pretty deep in one. Born and raised in Frankfort, we had the conveniences of more than a choice of either a burger or pizza and a bigger selection than the Dollar Store and Save-Way could provide.
I guess I really didn't understand it and fall into the mindset of loving the small-town atmosphere until I made Owen County my home in 2000.
"It was a most amazing generation. To say they changed the history of the world is an understatement."
With these words, Marlene Browning Wainscott described a moving chapter in the lives of six Owen county veterans.
Marlene's program, presented at the historical society meeting last week, brought to life the stories of these Owen County heroes.
What a beautiful weekend – warm, sunny and a pleasant breeze for a change from the howling winds we have been having.
The hunting shack's parking area was full of pickups. I knew there must be some kind of hunting season. I asked Tim Chisholm at church what they were hunting now and he said turkey, but he countered with a question of his own, "Did you hear that big boom as you were coming to church?"
Ricky and Patsy Fitzgerald of Owenton would like to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Mariah Ellen Fitzgerald, to James Philip Keith, son of Sam and Carol Taylor, and Philip Keith of Owenton.
The ceremony will take place at 4:30 p.m., Saturday, April 23 at the First Christian Church in Owenton. Invitations were sent to out-of-town guests only. All family and friends are invited.
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There's the tale about the death row inmate who had been strapped into the electric chair, and the warden was ready to flip the switch.
"Do you have any last requests?" the warden asked the prisoner.
"All I ask is that you hold my hand," the prisoner said.
Every farm kid who has had exposure to electric fences knows just what would happen if the warden were to hold that man's hand when the switch was thrown.
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Bro. Bill's message was from Isaiah 5:20-21 entitled 'Pro-God'. Because we do love people, we need to be willing to share the truth of God's word with them.
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Continue to remember in prayer the Perkins family, the Jennings family and the Duvall family. Also, pray for Craig Howard, Mary Cobb, R.C. Swigert and others who are dealing with illnesses and injuries.
Jean O'Banion is really improving, at last. Wanda said she is beginning to gain weight. In fact, she is doing so well, Ray felt like he could get away for a few days.
He, Wanda and Barbara went to Green River Lake to her houseboat and spent the weekend. She said the weather was beautiful, perfect for fishing on Saturday when they got there. There was a bass tournament going on, but it didn't bother them. They were fishing for crappie. They were biting and they got enough for two suppers while they were there and enough to freeze and bring home.
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Uttam Galva group, which recently acquired a majority stake in the ailing Lloyds Steel, on Friday said that it would turn around the fortunes of the acquired company and planned doubling of the operating profit in about a year.
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Uttam Galva group, which recently acquired a majority stake in the ailing Lloyds Steel, on Friday said that it would turn around the fortunes of the acquired company and planned doubling of the operating profit in about a year.
"We are confident of turning the company around. We hope that Lloyds Steel will attain net-profit levels in the next one year and its EBIDTA will double in that period," deputy managing director of Uttam Galva Steels, Ankit Miglani told mediapersons in Mumbai.
Uttam Galva Group, promoted by the Migalni family, acquired a 58.35-percent stake in Lloyds Steel, which posted a net loss of Rs 213 crore in the last two financial years. Lloyds Steel, with a steel-making capacity of 1 million tonne per annum, has a total long-term debt of Rs 441 crore on its books.
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Thursday, March 13, 2014Martin Audio OmniLine Upgrade At Most Holy Rosary Church In SyracusePSW Staff 03/13/14 12:12 PM,Brown Sound Equipment Company of East Syracuse, NY, recently installed a Martin Audio OmniLine array in the historic Most Holy Rosary Church in Syracuse to upgrade the sound system and meet current standards for articulation and clarity. Part of Most Holy Rosary Parish founded in 1913, the church dates back to the site's original groundbreaking in 1927 through over 60 years of growth and expansion resulting in today's remarkable construction that is central to the Catholic community in Syracuse. "Having… View this post
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JBL Professional Hosting Manufacturer's Forum Seminar On VTX Line Arrays At Prolight + SoundPSW Staff 03/12/14 04:54 PM,At Prolight+Sound this week in Frankfurt, Harman's JBL Professional is hosting a manufacturer's forum seminar on its VTX line arrays. The seminar will be hosted by Paul Bauman, associate director, Tour Sound, JBL Professional, and will take place on Friday, March 14 at 11 am at the Cosmopolitan Lounge in Hall 9.T Aspects of the VTX system will be presented, including transducer technology, system design details, amplification/processing and simulation/control software. New additions to the product family will also be featured,… View this post
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EAW Debuts Anya To Key Partners In Asia-Pacific RegionPSW Staff 03/12/14 02:10 PM,Eastern Acoustic Works (EAW) recently played host to a congregation of Asia-Pacific sound reinforcement professionals to launch its Anya loudspeaker system in the region. About 200 EAW distributors, FOH engineers, pro audio consultants and rental house representatives from China, Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Australia flocked to Singapore to experience Anya first-hand and learn about the system. The two-day event featured in-depth Anya training, an Anya demonstration, and a whirlwind tour of prestigious EAW installations.… View this post
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Implementing The First System For The Auditorium At Seattle's Benaroya HallPSW Staff 03/12/14 09:59 AM,Opened in 1998, Benaroya Hall in Seattle hosts one of the last concert halls—the S. Mark Taper Foundation Auditorium—to be built in the U.S. that was entirely devoted to the acoustic delights of a full orchestra; as such it has in recent years fallen foul of the irresistible movement towards multipurpose concert venues. As Mark Turpin from acoustic consultants Jaffe Holden (Norwalk, CT) points out, "You can't build concert halls like that anymore; it's just not financially viable." The nub… View this post
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New LYON Line Array System Leads Meyer Sound Lineup At Prolight+Sound 2014PSW Staff 03/12/14 08:31 AM,At Prolight+Sound/Messe in Frankfurt, Meyer Sound is highlighting LYON, the latest addition to the Meyer Sound LEO family of linear sound reinforcement systems. (Hall 8.0, Stand F70) LYON linear line array loudspeakers are available in two versions: the LYON-M main line array loudspeaker and the LYON-W wide-coverage line array loudspeaker. Complemented by the 1100-LFC low-frequency control element and the Galileo Callisto loudspeaker management system, LYON-M can anchor a powerful system for installations in arenas and large auditoriums, as well as… View this post
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Tuesday, March 11, 2014Beyma Launches New MC500 Family Of Woofers At Prolight+SoundPSW Staff 03/11/14 02:39 PM,Beyma has introduced the new MC500 family of ferrite-magnet woofers, available in 10-, 12-, and 15-inch sizes, primarily designed for active loudspeaker systems and line arrays as mid-range or low-frequency components. All three models—10MC500, 12MC500 and 15 MC500—incorporate 2.5-inch voice coils with ceramic magnet as well as Maltcross technology, Beyma's propietary cooling system, which allows them to handle up to 1,000 watts of program power while dramatically reducing loss due to power compression effect. Further, MC500 models offering large displacement… View this post
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Adriana Mater at the Santa Fe Opera
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So I couldn't stop thinking about Star Wars while taking in the Santa Fe Opera's American premiere of Adriana Mater, and I feel a little bad about that. I mean, what gives a lowly freelancer the right to associate hoity, highbrow contemporary opera with pulpy, low-rent science fiction?
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The CEOs have decided. The value of young people is lower than the value of people from my generation. You don't deserve the same salary, even if you are better educated. You don't deserve the same vacation time or health benefits. And you certainly don't deserve to have the same kind of secure retirement. It's just not in the business plan.
If you haven't seen the official notification of this decision, you probably need to look in the business pages of your local newspaper. It was mentioned recently in the study about the massive growth of temp work in mainstream business operations. The difference in salary and benefits between a permanent employee and a contract worker averages out to 13 per cent. For a temp worker, it is a stunning 34 per cent — for doing the same work.
It has been hinted at in the stories about income inequality, as the percentage of middle-income earners shrinks while those at the bottom end multiply. Studies on immigration sometimes note that people of colour aren't achieving earnings comparable to those who came from postwar Europe, in spite of higher education levels. Perhaps it is most openly referred to in the steady stream of articles about companies closing the door to new hires being enrolled in the standard pension plan. Instead, they get to participate in a "defined contribution plan" — a glorified group savings scheme subject to the whims of the stock market.
Sometimes the notice is right there in the headlines, except most people don't recognize it. Like when the postal workers take strike action to oppose two-tier wages that will drop wages for new hires by $6 per hour. That's the Canada Post CEO saying the next generation of workers deserves less for the work they do, and of course shouldn't get a secure pension either. It's the same story in most labour disputes these days.
The headlines paint a picture of intransigent workers who won't wake up to the new realities and give concessions. But the reality is that workers are very clear about what those concessions mean — that their work is being devalued. The contrast between demanding working people accept less and rewarding obscene bonuses to CEOs and top managers is a stark example of the hypocrisy involved in the current "new reality."
It doesn't matter where you look — retail, manufacturing, IT, transportation, long-term health, universities, building services — the CEOs have pretty well succeeded in lowering the bar. At the same time, they are hoarding billions in profits instead of investing them in new production. Some of that largesse goes into their own pockets; some of it is used for takeovers and acquisitions. But in either case, working people aren't the beneficiary of the restructuring exercise.
With millions of baby boomers retiring in the next decade, one would think that the law of supply and demand for skills would allow new employees to ask for better standards, not worse. But the CEOs already have figured out a response to that. First, the massive increase in the temporary foreign worker program has allowed entire sectors to keep wages low. And second, they have relentlessly attacked collective agreements in both the public and private sectors, resulting in many workers being thankful to keep what they have, let alone improve standards. Nobody mentions that Air Canada agents and Canada Post letter carriers earn less than the average wage in Toronto. The constant, shrill accusations are that these men and women are overpaid and need to accept even less.
That is why the anti-union rhetoric repeated daily by business think-tanks, columnists and politicians is so useful in the CEOs' strategy. Only unions possess the power to frustrate their plans, and weakening unions is the key to lowering wages and benefits in tomorrow's economy. The fact is the standard of living that so many take for granted was achieved through struggle. Whether by unionization or other forms of collective action such as the women's movement, it was always opposed by the elites on Bay Street.
It is the labour movement that has advocated so strongly to improve standards for all working Canadians, as we did with the fight for maternity benefits and to increase the minimum wage. Labour is at the forefront of the efforts to improve retirement security for all. And labour continues to demand that we create a just society and economy that offers good jobs for all.
If you are under the age of 35, pay close attention. Your standard of living, and that of your children, is being decided right now in the boardroom, the workplace and even on the picket line. Sooner rather than later, you will need to pick a side.
John Cartwright is president of the Toronto and York Region Labour Council.
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Analysis: Hamas under pressure as Israel makes progress on tunnels
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Opera 150.
(photo credit:Yossi Zwecker)
On the whole, the Israeli Opera achieved an effective season's end with Verdi's
Rigoletto.Director David Pountney and set designer Stefanos Lazaridis
seemed obsessed with the need to demonstrate originality at all cost, whether it
made sense or not. Letting Gilda act in (and out of) a glass cage was fairly
innovative, though also quite obvious.Why Gilda should have sung her
aria on the roof of her glass cage, however, remained a mystery. The secondary
use of her cage as Maddalena's trap in Act Three seemed to serve no other
purpose than making good (?) use of a prop that was superfluous in the first
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