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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 [...]

February is a time to reflect on the relationship between Black history and our engagement with the world around us. It is also time for us to be aware of the history we are writing now and what [...]

PSAC has written the President of the Treasury Board requesting a remission order to protect federal public service workers who have been subject to overpayment errors by Phoenix. This would [...]

VICE Canada workers facing job cuts as their employer ends a joint venture with Rogers Media can take some comfort in knowing they have a collective agreement to protect them. Read more.

By a margin of 96 per cent, Trent’s food service workers have voted down a contract offer from their employer that failed to address the issue of precarious work. Read more.

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 [...]

In Ontario, KOW released a flawed analysis which claimed that the increases would lead to $23 billion in new business costs, place 185,000 jobs “at risk,” and cost each Ontario [...]

Sound and fury aside, a simple question underpins the Tim Hortons wage clawback tumult: Who, in reality, is the boss? Read more.

The experiences of Alberta and Seattle, two jurisdictions that share Ontario’s $15-an-hour goal, offer some lessons on how to adjust to a higher minimum wage: that is, if Ontario businesses [...]

The Canadian labour movement achieved some significant victories in 2017 but there are still major challenges on the horizon. Read more.