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10/23/2017

Labour News Update: October 23, 2017

Ontario college faculty strike | Sears execs get big bonuses | Sexual harassment in the workplace | Temporary Foreign Worker Program | CAMI workers strike, but can’t get guarantee on jobs | Public sector showdown in Saskatchewan | Grovelling for Amazon jobs | Loblaws to slash 500 jobs | Ailing GE Peterborough workers still waiting Continue readingLabour News Update: October 23, 2017

10/16/2017

Labour News Update: October 16, 2017

Tentative agreement reached at CAMI | Sear closes shop in Canada fires 12,000 workers | Tentative deal for strike at Pearson airport | Ontario’s college faculty on verge of strike | Ontario pledges $1M to help ailing miners exposed to toxic dust| Unions want government-run cannabis stores in Alberta | Chaos inside the Phoenix pay Continue readingLabour News Update: October 16, 2017

10/2/2017

Labour News Update: October 2 2017

‘Progress remains disappointing’: Cami union on talks with GM | ‘You will be sexually harassed’: just one of the perils of working for tips | Migrant workers use art to protest for rights, recognition, permanent status | ‘It shouldn’t be part of the job’ – CUPE campaigns against workplace violence in hospitals | ‘At a Continue readingLabour News Update: October 2 2017

9/25/2017

Labour News Update, September 25 2017

CAMI strike | Pension reform | Alberta health & safety | Nova Scotia wage freeze | Fraser Institute $15 study flaws | Winnipeg hospital workers | Phoenix payroll failure | Manitoba Fight for $15 | UAW-FCA corruption | Hotel workers vs immigration raids CAMI strike can renew fight against NAFTA Gerard Di Trolio and Doug Continue readingLabour News Update, September 25 2017

9/18/2017

Labour News Update: September 18 2017

Union blames fewer staff, high mail volume for long days in Tecumseh | Ontario college faculty members vote in favour of strike mandate | Good jobs improve health and profits | City still wants to farm out sick day management at Saskatoon Transit | Sears case shows the risk of defined benefit pensions for employees Continue readingLabour News Update: September 18 2017

9/11/2017

Labour News Update: September 11, 2017

Undercover in Temp Nation | How not to oppose free trade with China | NAFTA Renegotiations | Almost half of Canadian employees living paycheque to paycheque | Teamsters strike at Pearson airport | Dockworkers show how the labour movement can shutdown fascists | Canadian Taxpayers Federation gets it wrong on public sector sick days | Continue readingLabour News Update: September 11, 2017

9/4/2017

Labour News Update: September 4, 2017

Workers take on Cineplex management in Quebec | Labour day | B.C. NDP abandons 2021 deadline to reach $15 minimum wage | NSGEU gives notice of charter challenge to Bill 148| Teamsters strike at Pearson airport | First responders and mental health | Phoenix pay crisis | Union employees on strike at Holiday Inn Express Continue readingLabour News Update: September 4, 2017

8/28/2017

Labour News Update: August 28 2017

NSGEU turns up heat over loss of retirement bonus for Nova Scotia’s public sector | Union demands TTC stop using contract workers after serious workplace accident | GE closing down Peterborough plant | How today’s unions help working people | ATI documents show government still spending millions on flawed Lean projects | Nearly half of Continue readingLabour News Update: August 28 2017

8/21/2017

Labour News Update: August 21, 2017

| Eaton Centre Uniqlo workers seeking to unionize | Hamilton council confirms that it wants HSR to run LRT | Help on way for ailing miners exposed to ‘miracle’ dust | Standing at work linked to heart disease | Re-engaging unions in the fight against fascism | Meet 2 women sick of sexism and discrimination in mining | Mexican Workers March in Protest at NAFTA Continue readingLabour News Update: August 21, 2017

8/14/2017

Labour News Update August 14 2017

Korean Confederation of Trade Unions show solidarity with striking baggage handlers at Pearson Airport | Foreign Farmworkers in Canada Fear Deportation if They Complain | Unifor occupation of Milton plant comes to end after cease and desist order issued | Cape Breton union leader Carmie Erickson was ‘at her best fighting for people’ | Toppled Continue readingLabour News Update August 14 2017

7/31/2017

Labour News Update: July 31 2017

700 baggage handlers, ground crew at Pearson Airport on strike | How the government could have helped Sears workers | Injured workers group renews calls for review of Nova Scotia WCB | Introducing the Vancouver Tenants Union | Alberta lacks rules and thresholds for working in heat | Calgary Board of Education may layoff up Continue readingLabour News Update: July 31 2017

7/24/2017

Labour News Update: July 24, 2017

| #BoycottSearsCanada | Farm fatality highlights gaps in Alberta’s new Employment Standard Code | Bill 148: The Sky is not falling | Ottawa hires consultants to advise on airport sell-offs | A brief history of Ontario employers crying wolf over the minimum wage | 340 jobs axed at Siemens wind turbine plant in Tillsonburg | Continue readingLabour News Update: July 24, 2017

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