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Unifor’s Lana Payne is taking on the fight for workers
Unifor president Lana Payne wants Canadian workers to know—and get paid—what they’re worth
Foodora couriers are now dependent contractors—that’s a problem for Big Tech
Andrew Cash: The Ontario Labour Relations Board decision throws into question the status of workers on all platforms: Uber, Lyft, TaskRabbit, and more. And it opens a huge opportunity for the labour movement.
The Queen faces a labour dispute at Windsor Castle
Some staff start at less than $30,000. They want more from the royal purse.
Can Tim Hudak sell right-to-work in Ontario?
Or did his party just hand its opponents a silver bullet?
Carleton residence workers want a union
Residence fellows concerned about safety and workload
Editorial: What the Supreme Court really thinks about cyberbullying
It’s okay, but only when unions are the bullies
Transparency and C-377
Earlier this week, John Geddes looked closer at Conservative MP Russ Hiebert’s bill on union disclosure.
Quebec’s Couche-Tard: the king of the corner store
They’ve set their sights on Europe while facing off with a homegrown foe: the union movement
Back to work, again
Labour Minister Lisa Raitt says the Conservatives will introduce back-to-work legislation to prevent a disruption at Air Canada. Elizabeth May is unimpressed.
Why it’s okay to intervene in Air Canada’s labour dispute
An exchange from the Prime Minister’s media availability in Toronto this afternoon.
The labour appeal
Paul Dewar details his labour policy, including a ban on replacement workers and a promise to reinstate the federal minimum wage and gradually raise it to a living wage.
McGill reaches tentative deal with workers
But the bitter strike is not quite over yet