In a hotly contested election Galen Weston Jr. has been voted by our readers as winner of RankandFile.ca’s Scumbag of the Year award for 2017. Weston, the CEO & President of Loblaw Companies Limited had quite the year in screwing over workers from coast-to-coast. When the Ontario Liberals announced their intention to raise the minimum wage Continue readingGalen Weston Jr., 2017 Scumbag of the Year
Scumbag of the Year
The nominations are in, our readers have looked high and low (mostly very low) to find the most worthy candidates for our Scumbag of the Year award. We have narrowed the field of choices to the 11 scummiest of scumbags picked by our readers. Make sure to vote for your candidate below and share with Continue readingVote for 2017’s Scumbag of the Year
It’s that wonderful time of year again where we gather with friends, family, and co-workers to swap stories about the scumbag employers making our lives miserable. As per tradition, we at RankandFile.ca take this time of year to bestow our coveted Scumbag of The Year award on the one special scumbag who made workers’ lives Continue readingNominate your 2017 Scumbag of the Year
The votes are in and it is official: Mark Lever is the winner of RankandFile.ca’s Scumbag of the Year award for 2016. Lever, the president and CEO of the Halifax Herald Ltd., eked out victory against a strong field of contenders in our open voting. Each of his competitors would have been a worthy choice. Lever’s victory means two Continue readingMark Lever, 2016 Scumbag of the Year
We asked you, our readers, to nominate candidates for our Scumbag of the Year award, and you responded in record numbers. We have waded through the human filth of bad bosses and politicians you put forth and have came up with 9 worthy candidates. So make sure to vote for your candidate below and share Continue readingVote for 2016’s Scumbag of the Year
It’s that wonderful time of year again where we gather with friends, family and co-workers to swap stories about the scumbag employers making our lives miserable. As per tradition, we at Rankandfile.ca take this time of year to bestow our coveted Scumbag of The Year award on the one special scumbag who made workers’ lives Continue readingScumbag of the Year: Call for nominations
The votes are in and it is official, Deepak Chopra is the winner RankandFile.ca’s Scumbag of the Year award for 2015. Chopra, the president and CEO of Canada Post, trounced a strong field of contenders in our open voting. Each of his competitors would have been a worthy choice. But rarely has a candidate united Continue readingDeepak Chopra, 2015’s Scumbag of the Year
We have waded through the human filth that you, our readers, have nominated for our prestigious Scumbag of the Year award and have come up with 8 worthy lowlifes. We will let you choose, from these 8 candidates, who should be our Scumbag of the Year. Please vote at the bottom of this post. Of Continue readingVote for 2015’s Scumbag of the Year
It’s that magical time of year again. Where we gather with our closet friends and family for food, drinks and to swap stories about the scumbag employers making our lives miserable. As per tradition, we at RankandFile.ca take this time of year to bestow our coveted Scumbag of The Year award on the one special Continue readingScumbag of the Year 2015: Call for nominations
It was a close race for RankandFile.ca‘s coveted Scumbag of the Year award. We had submissions from all over the country. Many of our readers nominated our dear leader, Stephen Harper, perhaps unaware that he has already garnered the prestigious Scumbag for Life award and is thus ineligible to be Scumbag of the Year. It Continue readingStephen McNeil 2014’s Scumbag of the Year
RankandFile.ca is taking nominations for Scumbag of the Year. In the comment section below, let us know who you think are the year’s worst bosses, scumbag politicians and right-wing hacks. There are plenty of scumbags around the world, so we’re going to limit it to Canada. RankandFile.ca will compile a Top Ten list and select Continue readingScumbag of the Year: Call for Nominations