B.C. Workers Just Defeated Amazon In Court Again
The Labour Board ruled the company, not the union, was responsible for the breakdown in contract negotiations.
Adam D.K. King
Adam D.K. King is an assistant professor in Labour Studies at the University of Manitoba.
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Bank Of Canada Is Addicted To Illegally Using Scabs
The Bank was found to have used scabs against striking workers again after being ordered to stop.
WestJet Flight Attendants Are Ready To Make History
By overwhelmingly voting to strike, the workers may finally force an airline to take the issue of unpaid work seriously.
Manitoba Is Facing An ‘Epidemic’ Of Workplace Violence
A new Manitoba Federation of Labour report finds violence workplace injuries tripled from 2015 to 2025.
Collective Bargaining Rights Are Being Undermined Across Canada
A group of 70 labour scholars from Canadian universities are sounding the alarm about attacks on workers’ rights.
Uncovering The ‘Billionaire Coup Against Democracy’
A new report finds that governments worldwide are reshaping labour law to favour corporate power.
The NDP Is Trying To Close Rogers’ Anti-Scab Loophole
If employers can replace striking union members, even if only temporarily, withdrawing labour holds far less leverage
Doug Ford Has Billions For Corporations, Little For Workers
The government prioritizes corporations while workers are forced to strike to demand what should already be theirs.
Walmart Workers Have Won A First-Ever Contract In North America
Unifor Local 252 in Mississauga announced that about 800 workers now have a collective agreement.