Class Struggle - The Maple (Page 17)

Nonunion Workers Deserve The Right To Strike

Canada has perhaps the narrowest ‘right to strike’ of any capitalist democracy, a serious weakness in Canadian labour law.

Unions need to build dedicated organizing programs to bring more private sector workers into the labour movement.

Class Struggle writer Adam King sat down with Greta Whipple, a worker who played a leading role in the Yorkdale Indigo union campaign.

The Ford government’s recent posturing and minor tinkering have done little to improve the situation of workers in Ontario.

The Employment Standards Coalition’s report documents serious problems with the labour enforcement regime in B.C.

Young workers outside of the established labour movement are leading campaigns at staunchly anti-union employers and winning.

Healthy workplace policies are the basis for a healthy society for all.

This should have been a pivotal budget that invests in the future for workers and the planet, but it largely misses the mark.

Workers at Lennox and Addington Interval House (LAIH) in Napanee, Ont., have won better pay and working conditions following a five-month strike.