A hearing related to a union drive at food delivery company Foodora is underway in Toronto and is expected to have significant implications for workers and companies in the gig economy. Continue reading
A woman embroiled in a lengthy dispute with her former school board and teachers’ union has no right to video-record her Appeal Court proceedings or to force a judge to publicly post a decision, Ontario’s top court ruled on Wednesday. Continue reading
GM is asking the provincial labour board to put an end to strikes led by Unifor, the union representing workers at the company’s soon-to-close Oshawa plant. Continue reading
The London Health Sciences Centre says it’s reviewing a policy that gives patients deemed to have the potential for violent behaviour armbands to identify them. Continue reading
The union is seeking a declaration that Amazon violated the Employment Standards Act. Continue reading
The hotel workers say they faced three weeks of pressure from Unifor to sign petitions to leave their union. Continue reading
Even if an agreement is reached, that would leave just five weeks before the holiday break begins Dec. 22. Continue reading
Teachers who went on illegal strikes earlier this year will be allowed to make pension contributions for that period of time but the same agreement won’t apply to future illegal job actions, Ontario’s education minister said Monday. Continue reading
Ontario has passed back-to-work legislation for high school teachers in three boards, ensuring they can’t strike again for the rest of the year. Continue reading
The Ontario Labour Relations Board has ruled that strikes by high school teachers in three boards are illegal. Continue reading