Amazon Canada’s Injury Rate May Obscure More Than It Reveals
The labour insurance compensation system incentivizes employers to hide accidents and pressure vulnerable people not to submit claims.
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Prison Workers Deserve The Labour Movement’s Support
An interview with Jordan House and Asaf Rashid, the authors of a new book exploring the fight for labour rights within Canadian prisons.
Canadian Media Spreads Police PR After Killing Of Tyre Nichols
The Canadian Press credulously quoting police and ignoring violence committed by their forces is staggering in its abdication of duty.
Amira Elghawaby And Quebec’s Islamophobia Problem
Quebec media and political parties have lined up to attack Elghawaby for pointing out basic truths about the province.
The TTC, Toronto Police And The Manufacturing Of Violence
As a supposed surge in violence takes place on Toronto’s public transit system, the police force is set to cash out.
The U.S. May Allow Employers To Start Suing Unions During Strikes
The Supreme Court is trying to aid corporations in handicapping unions in a time of growing support for organized labour.
Breaking Down Family Connections In U.S. Journalism
This list is not intended to be a reflection on the competence of any of the journalists mentioned.
We Must Win The Battle Against Employers For Remote Work
This fight represents a window of opportunity to increase worker autonomy, expand union rights and protect health and safety.
Doug Ford Doesn’t Want To Fix The Public Health Care System
Ford is dangerously promoting health-care privatization as a solution to a problem he willingly helped create.