Card-Check Union Certification In B.C. Has Been A Major Success
The number of union applications grew by 48.8 per cent in 2023 from the previous year due in part to the new model.
Adam D.K. King
Adam D.K. King is an assistant professor in Labour Studies at the University of Manitoba.
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Doug Ford’s Failed Wage Restraint Measure Has Cost Ontario Billions
A full accounting of Bill 124 must include the myriad sources of suffering for which it’s responsible.
Collective Bargaining Rights Are Being Systematically Undermined
A new report from the Parkland Institute highlights how Canadian governments interfere in public sector collective bargaining.
An Interview With The New President Of CAPE
CAPE leadership has a unique opportunity to reform an important federal public sector union.
The Growing Popularity Of Right-To-Work Laws Is Troubling
The results of a recent Angus Reid poll should be cause for concern among unions and labour supporters alike.
It’s Time For Anti-Scab Legislation In Every Jurisdiction
No one should be fooled by the scare tactics of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business or any other bosses’ club.
Saskatchewan Teachers Fighting For Working And Learning Conditions
The outcome of this battle will have significant impacts on the conditions of teachers and students across the province.
The Union Wage Premium Remains Strong Across Canada
A new report also finds that unionization’s advantages are greatest among workers who otherwise face disadvantages in the labour market.
Public Sector Pensions In New Brunswick Are At Risk
In December, New Brunswick’s government rammed through legislation to end the defined benefit pension plans of roughly 16,000 workers.