Looming layoffs at Bombardier’s railway car plant in Thunder Bay, Ont., are creating a political row between Queens Park and Parliament Hill. Continue reading
The money will go to fund Roadmap to Future Workplaces, a project that will provide training on legal rights and help create plans to reform company policies that enable workplace sexual harassment. Continue reading
The Liberal government is providing $123,000 for materials and training equipment for roughly 180 apprentices. Continue reading
Labour Minister Patty Hajdu, who oversees federal student-support programs, is asking her provincial counterpart to roll back changes the Progressive Conservatives made in January to the Ontario Student Assistance Plan. Continue reading
The Liberals will also unveil changes to the program’s eligibility criteria, specifically excluding groups that plan to use public funding to undermine reproductive rights. Continue reading
The CUPW and Canada Post are not negotiating as both sides wait for the federal government to appoint a mediator-arbitrator. Continue reading
Canada Post workers, who are members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers, were inside the facility as members of other unions blocked the entrances outside. Continue reading
The federal government officially passed back-to-work legislation for Canada Post employees on Monday, with the law going into effect Tuesday. Continue reading
The Senate voted to pass Bill C-89 with a 53-25 margin on Monday after the back-to-work legislation was rushed through the House of Commons last week. Continue reading
Members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers could be kicked out of the union if they go against CUPW’s pressure tactic of refusing overtime during the rotating strikes. Continue reading