It’s time for Canada to put into practice our international commitments to labour rights.
'Laid-off workers have not received their severance entitlements despite an employment standards regulation requiring the employer to pay out all wages within 48 hours.' - BCGEU.
$400 deposit fee finally dropped but other 'outrageous' exploitation practices against Guatemalan migrants continue in Quebec, says UFCW Canada.
'Most of the accommodation solutions are inexpensive and don't turn the workplace upside down.'
Two companies and four corporate officials face a total of 29 charges for failure to protect the safety of employees.
Please sign to petition to stop a U.S. beverage company from milking Canada's good name for corporate profits.
Provincial party event at Ottawa area golf club draws labour demonstrators opposed to wage freeze in 2010 Ontario budget.
Agreement to distribute $22.5 million in proceeds arising from the demutualization of certain insurance policies.
'It is simply wrong for hard-working people to be bank-rolling already profitable corporations.'
'It’s not rocket science. If we have fewer bodies on the ground and virtually no presence in communities where the work is being done.' - BCGEU.
Bill 68 would open workers to 'reprisals and termination' by forcing them to confront unfair employers personally.
John Baird says Harper Conservatives will make constraint in spending growth 'the centrepiece' of their approach to tackling record federal budget shortfalls.
Speech to AFL-CIO calls on workers to support Democrats this fall over the Republicans 'who drove America's economy into a ditch.'
First ILO Convention ratified in over a decade; Canada continues to refuse to ratify many of ILO’s fundamental conventions.
Workers vote 75% to accept agreement ending year-long strike against Brazilian giant Vale.
More than 3,000 workers vote this week on contentious settlement with Brazilian nickel giant Vale.
Despite the substantial progress made at this first discussion, a number of challenges remain for the second and final discussion in 2011.
'Inmates are not just being double-bunked in some places they are triple-bunked and sleeping on cots in every available bit of floor space. To add to this problem is a recipe for disaster.' - James Clancy.
Legislation will remove a longstanding RCMP Act prohibition against unionization after being declared unconstitutional in a 2009 court ruling.
Of 101 murdered, 48 were killed in Colombia, 16 in Guatemala, 12 in Honduras, six in Mexico, six in Bangladesh, four in Brazil, three in the Dominican Republic, three in the Philippines, one in India, one in Iraq and one in Nigeria.
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