BLIZZARD: It’s union hypocrisy to complain about ad campaign
What hypocrisy! This outrage over newspaper advertisements sponsored by the so-called “Vaughan...
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Category: Labour
Jerry Dias Runs Attack Ad Against Erin O’Toole
Unifor union boss Jerry Dias is running attack ads against Conservative leadership candidate Erin...
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Public-sector workers in Atlantic Canada were paid 11.9 per cent higher wages than comparable private-sector workers in 2018
Comparing Government and Private Sector Compensation in Atlantic Canada finds that public-sector...
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Unifor found guilty of contempt of court, fined $100,000
Unifor Local 594 was fined $100,000 and found guilty of contempt of court this Wednesday. A Regina...
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Male employment decreases as manufacturing jobs disappear across Canada: StatsCan
The plight of men in traditional industries has become increasingly apparent in Canada, whether it...
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B’nai Brith Condemns U of T Labour Union over Antisemitic Tweets
B’nai Brith Canada is taking a labour union at the University of Toronto (U of T) to task over a...
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Much of the sensationalism about CEO compensation based on myths and misperceptions
The Truth about CEO and Worker Compensation finds that much of the sensationalism about CEO...
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Unifor accused of vandalism, spiking tires of Co-op refinery trucks
Truck drivers contracted by the Regina Co-op refinery are alleging that Unifor strikers are...
Read MoreSeattle Restaurant Worker: I’m a Progressive, but the Minimum Wage Law Killed Jobs, Including Mine
One restaurant worker in Seattle wrote in The Wall Street Journal this month that while she’s progressive, the minimum wage hike in the city led to her losing her job before Christmas. She also implored the far-left,...
Read MoreCalifornia’s War on Gig Work Falls Hardest on Women
California’s Assembly Bill 5 has already had an adverse impact on the state’s freelance writers, approximately two-thirds of whom are women....
Read MoreFrance on strike: Power cuts, schools shut, no Eiffel Tower
French union activists cut electricity to nearly 100,000 homes or offices. Eiffel Tower staff walked off the job. Even Paris opera workers joined in Tuesday’s nationwide protests across France, singing an aria of anger as...
Read More‘An incredibly tough week for Oshawa’: GM union boss Dias
The lights will start to dim this week at the General Motors Oshawa Assembly plant, and the last vehicle is expected to come off the line Thursday. Last fall, GM announced it was closing assembly at the plant, but will keep 300...
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