By CUPE 5277
In News Posted Tim Hortons clawbacks beg the question: who’s the boss?
Sound and fury aside, a simple question underpins the Tim Hortons wage clawback tumult: Who, in reality, is the boss? Read more.
By CUPE 5277
In News Posted The retaliation must stop against low-wage workers
The heavy-handed response by some individual business owners to the Ontario government’s legislated minimum wage rise (from $11.60 to $14/hour) should shock the conscience of the community—and [...]
By CUPE 5277
In News Posted Pheonix prevents some public servants from retiring
More than 156,000 public servants have received incorrect pay since the Phoenix system launched in February 2016, with many now discovering problems with their pension calculations. Read more.
By CUPE 5277
In News Posted Sarnia labour leader sees ‘exciting times ahead’ in 2018
Happy days are here again, says the president of the Sarnia and District Labour Council. Read more.
By CUPE 5277
In News Posted 2017: The Canadian labour movement in review
The Canadian labour movement achieved some significant victories in 2017 but there are still major challenges on the horizon. Read more.
By CUPE 5277
In News Posted Ontario workers excited for $14 minimum wage and labour law reforms
After years of community organizing spearheaded by the Fight for $15 & Fairness Campaign, Bill 148: Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act became law last month and is being phased in over the next [...]