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ELMIRA
Crossroads—April 27, 1983—Page 5
Mainstream
Canada
No tears,
please,
for public
service
By W. Roger Worth
During a recession, 'a great
many people suffer. yet
some suffer more than
others.
This time, public sector
workers e1aim they are not
being treated fairly, particu-
larly since Ottawa and most
provinces have placed re-
straints on their wages and,
in some cases, denied civil
servants the right to strike
But is that the case' Are
the nation's civil servants
really being treated inequit-
ably?
The first point to consider.
perhaps, is the fact that
there have been few layoffs
in the public sector, even
though hiring freezes are
prevalent.
Nevertheless, with 1.6 mil
lion Canadians seeking a job
(any job) , it seems obvious
that the unemployed are suf-
fering a great deal more
than the civil servants who
continue to work and receive
a regular pay cheque.
Then there's the matter of
salary restraint. While
Ottawa actively promotes its
6 and 5 per cent program, the
past president of the Trea-
sury Board openly admits
that for 40 per cent of civil
servants, restraint really
means raises of 10 per cent
and 9 per cent, certainly a
far cry from the advertised 6
and 5prograni._ -.._. . -.
Meanwhile, according to a
survey questionnaire com-
pleted by 14,171 members of
the Canadian Federation of
Independent Business. two
out of three smaller firms
have been forced to pofitpone
wage increases for their
employees, or limit them to
less than the 6 per cent
federal guideline.
What's more, about :30 per
cent of small business
'owner -managers have actu-
ally been forced to reduce
their compensation, while
another 30 per cent couldn't
afford any increase.
Stacked against the sub-
stantial increases awarded
to public sector employees, it
is even, more difficult to
understand why the civil ser-
vants are complaining.
Placing a moratorium on
the right to strike of public
sector employees, of course.
hits at the very heart of the
matter. Yet even the Inter•
national Labour Organiza-
tion has agreed that the
government's move was jus-
tified.
For years. civil servants
have used the strike threat to
win large salary increases.
many times leading the pri-
vate sector in wage settle-
ments.
By closing down the postal
system (and costing busi-
ness more than $3 -billion),
for example. the postal
unions have managed to win
themselves salaries of
$23,000 per year for jobs that
require little training.
What's more, one postal
union .leader says his mem-
bers cannot be laid off, even
though mail volume (and
work 1 has plummeted.
On all counts, it is hard to
support the civil servants'
claim that they are hearing
an unfair burden As it
stands. public sector
workers are a lot better off
than their private sector
counterparts .
AMERICAN SILENT FILM.
By William K. Everson. Ox-
ford University Press. To-
ronto. 100 pp. Paper $13.95
Reviewed by
PERC'i' %1. DDI • X
A well presented history of
film making in the United
States from the earliest be-
ginnings to 1930 is the easy
to -read bffet'k by William K
Everson entitled "American
Silent Film", containing
many photographs of Scenes
from films This eoverc
various but not aII speets of
film making an is a s ery
absorbing vn ume gi' Ing
more information on :nme
stars and on some pictures
than on others
it does not menhnr all of
the stars or all of the films
released that would re
quire a much larger piece of
writing but if dose offer a
very graphic view of the
trends and develnpmentc In
silent film
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