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Job creation is an evergreen campaign promise, but as for your rights on the job 鈥?well, they dont tend to be a wedge issue.Thats what Navi Aujla hopes to change this time around. I think theres a lot of myths around, if we increase the quality of jobs its going to lead to job loss. I think it puts stanley cup  a fear in folks that asking for what we deserve is going to put us out of work,  says the 26-year-old organizer with  stanley cup the Fight for $15 movement.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Low pay and temp agency work are common in her community, the Brampton-native says. Shes experienced it first hand 鈥?and wants political candidates to take note. At one factory we were made to race against each other and you feel like you have no choice to try and win that race because they may not call you back,  she recalls.  Theres constant threatening going on 鈥?if you dont make this many pieces, were not going to call you back tomorrow.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Around one-third of Ontarios workforce are vulnerable workers in pr vaso stanley ecarious employment, according to a report by two independent special advisers appointed by the province. A study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives  CCPA  found in 2015 that Ontarios low-wage workforce grew by 94 per cent over two decades, vastly outstripping the growth in total employment which grew by 30 per cent.After a two-year review of the provinces labour standards, the Liberals Ovom LeBron James    company scores Warner Bros. TV, movie deal
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