Labour Management
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Union leader killed in Italy when truck runs picket line
Truck apparently broke through a picket line outside a supermarket warehouse facility Friday and struck him
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Rail unions speak out against CN-KCS merger
SMART-Transportation Division, Transportation Communications Union/IAM, and others have written to the U.S. Surface Transportation Board expressing their opposition
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Border workers holding strike votes amid border reopening plans
9,000 Canadian Border Service Agency workers are preparing for strike votes starting next week
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Amazon plans new Alabama warehouse
Announcement comes just weeks after workers in the state defeated a push for unionization
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Amazon on hiring spree in U.S.
Seeks to hire 75,000; offers US$100 to vaccinated hires
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Union slams Loblaw bonus for frontline workers
One-time payment ranging from $25 to a maximum of $175 for full-time workers is “chump change” Unifor says
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Port of Montreal operations resume gradually
Reestablishing the normal flow of goods will take several days, port says
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Ontario paid sick leave plan ‘inadequate, unfair,’ small business group says
Better Way Alliance said the provincial benefit does not go far enough, regardless of the Covid-19 pandemic
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Longshore union says legislation to reopen Port of Montreal “unconstitutional”
Union representative Michel Murray denounced the legislation at a news conference in Montreal Thursday
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B.C. considering paid sick leave for workers
Over 90 percent of workers in B.C. earning $30,000 or less a year do not have a sick-pay plan