Barrie Transit Drivers Threaten Strike Over Contract Dispute
Barrie Transit drivers are prepared to walk off the job if a new deal isn't reached soon, potentially disrupting city bus services amid ongoing labor negotiations.
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REI Union Workers Vote on Boycott for Anniversary Sale
Unionized REI employees will vote next week on calling for a customer boycott during the retailer's key May anniversary sale, escalating a years-long contract dispute over wages and benefits.
Nova Scotia Long-Term Care Workers Vote to Strike (17.03.2026)
Forty long-term care homes in Nova Scotia have voted to authorize a strike, with a conciliation meeting scheduled in one week. The move highlights ongoing labor disputes in the healthcare sector.
Calgary Youth Free Hiring Fair March 26 for Jobs
Calgary youth are encouraged to attend a free hiring fair on March 26, offering job opportunities and career connections in the local community.
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Federal Union Town Halls on Job Cuts, Office Mandates
The Public Service Alliance of Canada is organizing town hall meetings to address concerns over potential job reductions and the enforcement of return-to-office policies for federal employees.
Unifor Alleges Titan Tool 'Flip-Flopped' on Closure Talks
The union representing locked-out workers at Titan Tool and Die in Windsor claims the company has reversed its stance on closure discussions, escalating tensions after over 100 days of labor disputes.
B.C. Paramedics Union Ratifies New Contract
The union representing British Columbia paramedics has voted to approve a new contract with the province, marking a significant step in labor relations and healthcare services.
Canada's Job Losses: Not Panic Yet, But Youth Struggle
Canada's February job losses, led by Quebec's steep decline, may be statistical noise rather than economic crisis. However, a hiring slowdown is creating a tough entry for young workers, with youth unemployment rising sharply.
Metro Vancouver Outdoor Workers Vote to Strike Over Contract Issues
Unionized outdoor workers in Metro Vancouver, responsible for critical services like water and sewer systems, have voted 97.8% in favor of strike action amid disputes over compensation and safety.
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TSA Workers Miss First Paycheck, Grapple with Financial Strain
Transportation Security Administration employees across the United States are confronting unexpected financial hardship after failing to receive their initial paychecks, sparking concerns over economic stability.
Canada's Largest Job Loss in Decades Sparks Despair
Canada experienced its biggest monthly job decline outside the pandemic, with over 80,000 positions lost in February 2026, described by job seekers as an 'empty pit of despair' amid economic struggles.
Union Sues Over Airport Worker Security Clearance Revocations
A major labor union has filed a lawsuit alleging the Trump administration illegally revoked security clearances for dozens of immigrant airport workers, costing them their jobs at major airports nationwide.
Why Employees Unionize and How Smart Employers Prevent It
Labor expert Howard Levitt explains that unionization stems from management failures, not union persuasion. He outlines key warning signs and proactive strategies for employers to maintain union-free workplaces through effective leadership and consistent
Denver Airport Asks for Donations for Unpaid TSA Staff
Denver International Airport is urging travelers to donate grocery and gas gift cards to support TSA employees working without pay during a partial government shutdown, aiming to ease financial stress.
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Windsor Unemployment Rate Remains Nearly Unchanged
Windsor's unemployment rate shows minimal movement, reflecting local economic stability despite broader challenges. The latest data indicates persistent labor market conditions in the region.
Windsor's Population Boom and Job Growth: Employment Challenges
Windsor-Essex has seen a population surge of 50,000 since 2020 with record employment levels, yet a new report reveals persistent mismatches between available jobs and local workforce skills.
Canada's Unemployment Rate Hits 6.7% After 84,000 Jobs Lost
Canada's labor market experienced a significant setback in February as the economy shed 84,000 jobs, pushing the unemployment rate up to 6.7%, according to Statistics Canada.
B.C. Ends Lengthy Labor Dispute with Professional Employees
The British Columbia government has successfully negotiated a new collective agreement with its professional employees, concluding a protracted labor dispute that had persisted for an extended period.
Union Leaders Slam Government Cuts as 'Decimation' of Services
Public sector unions warn parliamentary committee that federal job cuts will severely impact essential services from food inspection to veterans' benefits, with leaders calling the reductions a crisis in the making.
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Windsor-Essex Job Growth Outpaces Population, Workforce Concerns
A new report highlights that job creation in Windsor-Essex is growing faster than the population, sparking concerns about workforce shortages and economic sustainability in the region.
Edmonton City Workplace Safety Crisis: 5,000+ WCB Claims
Workers Compensation Board claims from City of Edmonton employees have surged 15% since 2021, with over 5,200 claims including physical injuries and mental health issues, prompting council budget debates.
Ontario Expands Worker Retraining with Federal Tariff Aid
Ontario launches a $228 million program to retrain up to 27,000 workers in automotive, steel, and lumber sectors impacted by U.S. tariffs, aiming to enhance economic resilience.
USW Local 3505 Ratifies Four-Year Slacan Industries Agreement
Members of United Steelworkers Local 3505 have ratified a new four-year collective agreement with Slacan Industries in Brantford, Ontario, covering 116 workers with wage increases and improved benefits.
Networking Essential in Job Market, Digital Challenges Persist
New survey reveals Canadian job seekers and employers overwhelmingly agree networking is crucial for employment, yet many struggle with digital platforms and generational differences in approach.
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Coast Guard Captain Loses Grievance Over Distress Call
A Canadian Coast Guard captain has lost his labor board grievance after being fired for allegedly ignoring a distress call from a sinking mussel boat, with adjudicators emphasizing captains' legal duty to respond immediately.
Union Fights Bruyère Health Job Cuts in Ottawa
A union representing healthcare workers is pushing back against planned job reductions at Bruyère Health in Ottawa, raising concerns about patient care and staffing levels during a period of systemic strain.
Peanut Butter Raises: Companies Spreading Thin Pay Increases
A new compensation report reveals that 44% of companies are implementing across-the-board 'peanut butter' raises, averaging just 3.5%, barely keeping pace with inflation in a tight labor market.
Quebec Tribunal Orders Employer to Pay $10,000 to Union
A Quebec labour tribunal has mandated a repeat-offender employer to compensate a union with a $10,000 payment, highlighting enforcement of labour laws in the province.
Manitoba Requires Free Menstrual Products at Work
Manitoba employers must now provide free menstrual products in workplaces, a new regulation aimed at enhancing gender equity and health access for employees across the province.
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Race-Based Hiring Practices Spread Across Canada
Canadian universities, government agencies, and research institutions increasingly implement race-based hiring policies, prioritizing specific racial and identity groups despite public opposition and official denials of quotas.
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