Alberta’s Right-Wing Approach To Labour Is Unprecedented In Canada
Adam King and Jason Foster discuss the UCP government’s attacks on workers and the labour movement in Alberta.
Adam D.K. King
Adam D.K. King is an assistant professor in Labour Studies at the University of Manitoba.
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Sweden Is Giving Elon Musk A Taste Of Union Strength
Let’s hope Swedish workers win and workers in all countries where Tesla operates take note and act accordingly.
Most Governments Learned Nothing From The Pandemic On Sick Leave
Most have chosen to completely ignore workers’ demands for paid sick days, putting public health and employee safety at risk.
The Christian Labour Association of Canada Isn’t A ‘Real’ Union
CLAC has been a thorn in the side of the labour movement since its founding.
Canada’s Top 0.01% Saw Income Growth Of 30% In 2021
The distribution of income in this country is the result of policy choices we can fight to change.
The Federal Ban On Scabs Is A Major Victory For Labour
It’s now time to join Quebec and British Columbia and ban scabs in every Canadian province
Striking Seaway Workers Showed The Power Of ‘Essential’ Labour
Unifor members demonstrated that workers occupying essential parts of the supply chain can use their collective power to win.
Canadian Labour Is Lining Up In Support Of Palestinians
These various statements and commitments from Canadian labour are both promising and necessary, but much more could be done.
Fred Hahn Deserves Our Full Support Against Pro-Israeli Smears
The ultimate objective of this type of political backlash is to silence Palestinian allies and divide the left