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Toronto Uber drivers have joined their counterparts across North America to fight for the ride-hailing giant to recognize them as employees with rights. Read more.

Unionized carpenters are relieved, unionized labourers are thrilled and one open-shop advocate smells something “fishy” after Toronto city council voted overwhelmingly to retain its construction [...]

OPSEU President Warren (Smokey) Thomas says he’s not the least bit surprised that complaints to the province’s ombudsman have jumped by 30 per cent since the Ford government came to [...]

A teachers’ union representative claiming responsibility for an anti-Ford sign that flew over Ford Fest said he had to hire an American company because the Canadian one he approached [...]

Toronto has rejected new provincial legislation that opens public-sector construction work to non-unionized workers, setting the stage for a legal showdown with those shut out of bidding on [...]

The potential of a widespread strike is looming at one of Ontario’s largest electricity producers. Read more.

An arbitrator has ruled in favour of OPSEU on the union’s allegation of an unfair labour practice against Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care.   [...]

A vote on the construction employer provision contained in Bill 66 looms today at Toronto council and Ontario’s unionized carpenters hope they will not be severed from a longstanding collective [...]

In what appears to be precedent-setting, Toronto’s Catholic board plans to charge teachers $10 a day for parking in the school lot — a “ridiculous” move that amounts to a “salary clawback,” say [...]

The province’s $1.6 billion fund to ensure no teachers are laid off is only for those impacted by the move to bigger classes and e-learning — meaning positions eliminated because of other [...]