Class Struggle - The Maple (Page 4)

Canada Is Still Failing People With Disabilities

Disabled people continue to experience worse employment outcomes and higher rates of poverty than those without disabilities.

The managers’ association sought a ruling that excluding them from collective bargaining infringed their rights to free association.

As recently as 2016, the province had the lowest minimum wage in Canada. This shift, however, still doesn’t meet living wages

Union members on Canada’s railways have temporarily had their right to strike suspended through a bureaucratic ploy.

Starbucks workers and union members in Canada should follow the developments in the United States closely.

The primary issue at the heart of the dispute is the Institute of Canadian Agencies’ desire to freely use non-union talent.

For workers and their families, 2022 continued the downward income trend of the past two years.

While a solemn day to honour fallen workers, it is also a time to reaffirm our commitment to workplace safety.

If cracks in job figures continue to widen, many more workers may soon find themselves in difficult situations.