Ten Ten Sinclair strike ends, 97% of members vote in new contract
The union said 97 per cent of members voted in favour of a new deal, announced Thursday evening, after four years without a contract.
Health
Mar 22
Striking York University workers reach tentative agreement with employer: union
The union representing thousands of academic workers says a tentative agreement has been reached with York University after several weeks of strike action.
Canada
Apr 15
Manitoba Tories say bill to ban anti-abortion protests should be expanded
Manitoba PC's say a government plan to ban anti-abortion protests near some health-care facilities should be expanded to cover more areas and all protests, including picket lines.
Politics
Mar 20
Tribunal rejects Montreal port employers’ bid to rule dockworkers as essential
The Canada Industrial Relations Board shut down an attempt by the employers to draw out a back-and-forth over whether port work constitutes essential service, rejecting their case.
Canada
Mar 14
Cargo companies start to reroute away from Montreal amid fears of port strike
A major transport company has rerouted cargo away from the Port of Montreal over fears of a potential strike, prompting concerns that others may follow in its wake.
Economy
Mar 27
Winnipeg health-care workers on strike, asking for wage increases
"It's been over eight years, and these members haven't seen (increases) more than 1.75 per cent," Gina McKay said, adding the average cost of living has increased 25 per cent.
Economy
Mar 6
Strike action looming at York University with teaching assistants set to walk out
The union representing roughly 3,000 contract instructors, teaching assistants and graduate assistants at York University confirmed Friday it was preparing for a walkout.
Education
Feb 23
Air Transat, union agree on new tentative deal for flight attendants
The proposed contract between the airline and the Canadian Union of Public Employees comes after the flight attendants rejected an earlier agreement reached in December.
Canada
Jan 8
With AI, workplace surveillance has ‘skyrocketed’. But are Canadian laws keeping up?
Employee surveillance can look like a warehouse worker with a mini-computer on their arm that's tracking every movement they make, says one expert.
Canada
Mar 9
Thousands of York University workers prepared to strike Monday
Thousands of staff at York University are prepared to walk out and strike Monday morning, as an agreement has still not been reached between the university and the union.
Education
Feb 25
Canada’s EI system is ‘unfair’ for new parents, NDP and labour unions say
Using qualifying hours for regular benefits reduces what workers can claim in maternity and parental benefits, the New Democratic Party and a group of labour unions say.
Canada
Feb 15
Lynx Air to cease operations Monday, files for creditor protection
The company said operations will end as of 12:01 a.m. MT on Monday, Feb. 26, with flights continuing to operate up until that point.
Canada
Feb 22
‘Breaking point’: Thousands of academic workers at York University go on strike
About 3,000 academic workers at York University have gone on strike today after their union said the university didn't meet their demand to "address the affordability crisis."
Education
Feb 26
Lynx Air is shutting down. What to do if you have travel booked
Canadians booked with Lynx Air find themselves in limbo Friday after the ultra-low-cost-carrier announced it is going out of business.
Consumer
Feb 23
Air Transat flight attendants reject tentative deal for a second time
The union representing 2,100 Air Transat flight attendants says the compensation for hours worked before landing and after takeoff remained a key sticking point.
Canada
Feb 1
Teaching unions net Bill 124 backpay as court ruling looms
Two major teaching unions in Ontario have netted Bill 124 backpay agreements for the years they were governed by the wage restraint legislation ahead of an appeal court ruling.
Politics
Feb 9
Bill 124 ruled unconstitutional by Ontario’s top court, will be repealed
Ontario's top court has ruled a controversial law that limited raises for public service workers is unconstitutional. The Ford government has opted not to appeal the decision.
Canada
Feb 12
Tired of after-hours emails? Budget 2024 plans ‘right to disconnect’
If your boss calls, texts or emails after hours, a change being proposed in Budget 2024 could give some Canadian workers the right to ignore them.
Canada
Apr 16
Civilian workers outside Canadian Forces Base Kingston mark Day 53 of job action
A union representative says the negotiations have so far been frustrating, as workers continue to strike and demand an increase in their wages.
Canada
Mar 7
Winnipeg union weighs in on City Hall safety concerns
After a surge of calls for increased security at Winnipeg's City Hall, CUPE Local 500 president, Gord Delbridge, said he's not surprised to hear alarm bells ringing.
Canada
Jan 31