Unions representing more than 225,000 federal public servants are appealing directly to the prime minister for an order to block the government from collecting more money from its employees than [...]

During the recent college teachers’ strike in Ontario there was a lot of media coverage of the inconvenience suffered by the students and of the possible consequences to their futures. On [...]

Statistics Canada data released on February 9 show provinces that have significantly increased their minimum wage rates in 2017 are doing better than they were this time last year. What’s more, [...]

A Quebec union is launching a campaign to get people to wear “broken heart” badges to protest against overwork and compulsory overtime for the province’s nurses. Read more.

Civil servants who transfer between federal departments or receive promotions can expect to wait more than six months for their paycheques to follow them through the Phoenix pay system, federal [...]

A new Senate report arguing Canada is unprepared for the onset of automated vehicles falls well short of addressing impending jobs losses from such technology, says a 125,000-member union [...]