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Australian Workers taking action
'Change the Rules': A report from the Australian Confederation of Trade Unions' national conference
Piergiorgio Moro, Jiselle Hanna | Close to 1,000 unionists came together in Brisbane to discuss the situation for workers in Australia and the "Change the Rules" campaign.
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Inside the Seoul subway -- Wikipedia
Seoul metro workers want workplace conditions to go in a different direction
Piergiorgio Moro, Jiselle Hanna | Workers in South Korea have managed to overcome the offensives against them in the last few years, and metro employees are the latest group to take industrial action.
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Newspapers on a desk at a hotel in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Photo: Tony Webster/flickr
No clear winners as Chronicle Herald strike ends
Meagan Gillmore | Chronicle Herald workers who were on strike for 19 months have mixed feelings about the eight-year deal that passed with 94 per cent approval from the Halifax Typographical Union.
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Arrests not stopping the Maruti Suzuki workers struggle
Jiselle Hanna, Piergiorgio Moro | Labour news from the Asia Pacific region and extended interview on the ongoing Maruti Suzuki struggle in India
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Jerry Dias reflects on Unifor's first three years
H.G. Watson | Unifor completed its second national convention since its founding in 2013. H.G. Watson caught up with President Jerry Dias to reflect on the past three years.
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'The typical brown paper envelope under the door': UBC's student society found guilty of unfair labour practices
Sruthi Tadepalli | UBC's Alma Mater Society was found guilty of unfair labour practices after evidence a manager tried to convince a member to vote no to unionization. The AMS says it's normal communication.
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Striking Herald workers up pressure on bosses as rival publication grows
Errol Salamon | The union requires the 57 Herald workers to spend at least 20 hours of their time per week supporting the strike effort to earn strike pay.
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Talks break down as Chronicle Herald bosses tender offer worse than proposed four months ago
Teuila Fuatai | The HTU, representing 57 editorial staff currently on strike, announced this afternoon a week of negotiations with management at the Halifax Chronicle Herald had ended unsuccessfully.
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Nova Scotia teachers brace for government reprisals as strike looms
Nora Loreto | Nova Scotia's teachers rejected the contract that had been negotiated. Why, and what's in store for these talks?
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This Labour Day, plan to elect a new government
Irene Lanzinger | The labour movement has been at the forefront of improving the lives of working people for more than a century. And we will continue that fight.
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Nine years of Harper, nine years of attacks on unions
Haseena Manek | Charting the erosion of labour rights through the Harper decade, and looking forward.
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Photo: flickr/Onasill Bill Badson
Unions will challenge Bill C-377 first in the election, then in the courts
Ella Bedard | The Senate may have passed anti-union Bill C-377, but the labour movement will continue to fight for labour rights in Canada. Here's how.