The Ontario Federation of Labour applauds the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board’s move to make its drug formulary policies accessible to injured workers in Ontario. Read more.
What is the cost of violating our basic labour laws for Ontario businesses? Well, the Inspection Blitz Report released today by the Ministry of Labour shows that the cost is pretty [...]
On February 13, 2017 in honour of Black History Month, the Canadian Labour Congress is launching “Working While Black”, an educational and interactive webinar series for workers of colour and [...]
Striking workers from the Region of Peel Children’s Aid Society (Peel CAS) were at Queen’s Park yesterday to ask the government to do what it can to break the deadlock in their ten-week-long [...]
New legislation from the Trudeau Liberal government is threatening the pensions of Canadian workers. Bill C-27 is an attack on good defined benefit pensions that could allow employers to break [...]
The government of Saskatchewan has announced a $1 billion deficit and is moving forward with significant cuts to health care and a hiring freeze across government. “Public sector workers did not [...]
The Local 5277 logo exemplifies the inherent pride and unity felt by members of Union Marketing Employees. Boasting a maple leaf design that is not only a modern take on a Canadian classic, but [...]
What does CUPE-made mean? CUPE-made means the products and services you’re using in your local are created and/or provided by sisters and brothers of other CUPE locals. What kinds of services are [...]
