Adam D.K. King - The Maple (Page 12)

The 2023 Budget Leaves Much To Be Desired For Many Canadians

While making a few important gains, this budget is another huge missed opportunity from the Liberals.

More than 66 per cent of applications for new bargaining units occurred after card-check came into force in June 2022.

While rate hikes have choked economic growth and increased interest payments, they haven’t managed to crush job and wage growth.

Were it not for the organized power of working women, governments’ responses to the pandemic would have been far less impactful.

The most recent ‘Labor Action Tracker’ report offers moderately good news for the state of labour throughout the country.

Newsletter writer Adam King puts together a list of 10 Class Struggle issues of which he’s particularly proud.

Midwives’ victory should inspire other workers to continue the battle against gender-based pay discrimination.

The labour insurance compensation system incentivizes employers to hide accidents and pressure vulnerable people not to submit claims.

An interview with Jordan House and Asaf Rashid, the authors of a new book exploring the fight for labour rights within Canadian prisons.