Employers in Canada have less opportunity to oppose unions than employers in the United States because almost Canadian jurisdictions have mandatory dues deductions

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In Canada, labor laws generally provide stronger protections for unions, including mandatory dues deductions in almost all jurisdictions, which limits employers' ability to oppose unionization compared to the United States, where laws vary by state and can be more favorable to employers.

Employers in Canada Have Less Opportunity to Oppose Unions Than