
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
Adam D.K. King is an assistant professor in Labour Studies at the University of Manitoba.
It’s now time to join Quebec and British Columbia and ban scabs in every Canadian province
Unifor members demonstrated that workers occupying essential parts of the supply chain can use their collective power to win.
These various statements and commitments from Canadian labour are both promising and necessary, but much more could be done.
The ultimate objective of this type of political backlash is to silence Palestinian allies and divide the left
Had Unifor deployed a strategy more like the UAW, there could have been more to celebrate in recent Ford and GM deals.
Delivery drivers at the logistics firm GoBolt are fighting for their jobs back and good-faith bargaining.
It’s these types of incremental reforms that build the basis from which workers can continue the fight for more.
OSSTF members would be wise to vote down a plan that would force them to surrender their right to strike.
Despite the surprise and concern expressed by some in the mainstream, last month’s jobs report was no indication of unflinching resiliency