Rumours that the CBC is going to invite employees to cross the line and come back to work are just that: rumours.
False ones.
2 to 3 weeks
Editor, publisher, factual entertainer.
Published August 19, 2005 1:58 pm
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5 Comments
That title sucks – sorry for the confusion. In all honesty this one was only half finished.
What I heard is that it will be 2-3 weeks before anyone starts talking again. This seemed likee an odd prediciton, considering what both sides are saying publicly. But I heard it from a very well-placed person who should know.
Well cmg fredericton, let’s hope it’s no longer than that. And let’s hope we have audiences when we return.
So, then, does the title of this post refer to haw long we have to wait before this foolishness is over?
Well, yeah. It wouldn’t be much of a lockout if they stopped locking people out, would it?
By the way, I just found my way here from Azerbic, and I appreciate being able to read your insight and analysis on the lockout.
Promise?