Podcast
Victoria Fenner
| Fred Wilson played a major role in the creation of Unifor. In his new book, he reflects on the first five years of one of Canada's newest unions' often turbulent history. |
Columnists
Retiree Matters, Larry Wark
| In the 1980s, the Canadian Auto Workers made their first attempt to organize Michelin workers in Nova Scotia. Larry Wark looks back at long days and nights travelling rural roads. |
Columnists
Retiree Matters, Angus Ricker
| Lance Livingstone well remembers the Canadian Auto Workers slogan "30 and out" -- referring to a contract provision that allows autoworkers with 30 years service to retire with a full pension. |
RabbleTV
rabble staff
| On Friday, November 1, immediately following Harper's address to the Conservative Convention, the Pros & Cons teach-in took place. Watch the rebroadcast of the livestream here. |
News
H.G. Watson
| This weekend's convention provides our first chance to see how Unifor will function and will set the tone for the labour organization going forward. |
News
H.G. Watson
| Lewenza is shepherding CAW through its next transformation as it joins the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada (CEP) to form Unifor, the largest union in Canada. |
News
Dave Coles, Ken Lewenza
| This is about a new approach to unionism and activism. Through community chapters, Unifor will break out of the bounds of traditional unionism. |
Blog
rabble staff
| We are thrilled to once again be working with the CAW to host this position and are pleased to welcome journalist H.G. Watson as our new labour beat reporter. |
Blog
rabble staff
| In partnership with the Canadian Auto Workers union, rabble.ca is pleased to announce our second annual Labour Beat Co-op Placement. |
Blog
Nora Loreto
| Is a 32 per cent pay cut a victory? |
News
Peter Goffin
| Unifor will look to represent women, First Nations groups, visible minorities, and other demographics that have been left wanting for an equal voice in labour movements of the past. |
News
rabble staff
| The CAW and CEP are joining together to form a new union that will represent more than 300,000 workers across the country in over 20 different economic sectors. |