But specifically, it refers to blue-collar occupations. If these include, say, red seal trade jobs—carpenters, plumbers, electricians—and if there were a female and a male with the same ticket working in the same province, and maybe even in the same town, is there a reason why their...? I ask because these wages, as I understand them, are set under union agreements primarily. Surely there wouldn't be a difference in the same plumber's job between a man and a woman if they both had the same trade tickets. Am I correct in assuming that?
On October 8th, 2009. See this statement in context.