The Work And Labour Of Humans And Animals Are Interconnected
The climate crisis requires a transformation of how we share the planet with animals, and interspecies solidarity is a way forward.
Adam D.K. King
Adam D.K. King is an assistant professor in Labour Studies at the University of Manitoba.
200 posts
Poilievre Doesn’t Understand The Central Bank’s Real Problems
Pierre Poilievre’s ability to channel popular anger during a period of high inflation and economic instability should worry us.
Work ‘Voluntary’ Overtime Or You May Go To Jail, Employees Told
Collectively refusing to work overtime can be illegal in Alberta, highlighting Canada’s poor labour standards.
We Urgently Need Publicly-Led Investment And Planning
Why do we allow such huge concentrations of capital to remain in private hands when we face multiple existential threats?
Don’t Write Off The ‘Quiet Quitting’ Trend Just Yet
Quiet quitting may be a momentary internet fad. Or it could nourish a growing recognition that unionization is the way forward
Examining New Developments In The U.S. Labour Movement
New organizing in the U.S. is both promising and inspiring — and one hopes more of it spills over into Canada.
Class Struggle Is On The Upswing In Canada
The relatively tight labour market has aided workers in a number of ways, and the increase in union militancy has been unmistakable.
California Fast Food Workers Have Almost Won A Major Reform
AB 257 would create a fast food sector council with the ability to set minimum standards on wages, hours and other working conditions.
Here’s How The Left Can Take Advantage Of Labour Shortages
Without the collective power of the labour movement, labour shortages will be ‘resolved’ at the behest of employers.