Air Canada Flight Attendants Have Made Labour History
We should celebrate their courage while recognizing that the fight against unjust government interference isn’t over.
Adam D.K. King
Adam D.K. King is an assistant professor in Labour Studies at the University of Manitoba.
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Chrétien-Era Austerity Levels May Soon Return Under Carney
A potentially massive cut to the federal workforce is looming, and already impacting workers and service users alike.
The Sky Is The Limit For Airline Workers’ Labour Militancy
If the airline labour upsurge continues, workers may take back what they deserve from corporate profits
Labour Mishandled The Government’s Bill C-5 Power Grab
This was a missed opportunity for labour to build stronger ties of solidarity with Indigenous peoples and others.
The Income Gap In Canada Has Reached A Record High
The wealthiest amass more through higher salaries and passive income, while workers face stagnating wages.
Amazon Workers In B.C. Have Won Union Certification
In many ways, however, the fight has only begun: the union must now secure a contract.
Uber Drivers Have Unionized For The First Time In Canada
UFCW Local 1518 in British Columbia has announced that 500 drivers in Greater Victoria unionized.
CUPE Is Fighting The Zionist-Instigated Firing Of A Paramedic
Solidarity is needed to win Katherine Grzejszczak’s reinstatement and declare that attacking labour supporters of Palestine won’t stand.
The Scab Ban Is A Huge Win, But It Must Be Enforced
Employers in nearly every Canadian jurisdiction have long been given free reign to deploy scabs and undermine the right to strike