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With four billion people going to the polls this year the international labour movement has started a global campaign to support democracy against authoritarianism and fascism. A special focus on the elections for the European Parliament and in the United States. RadioLabour is the international labour movement’s radio service. It reports on labour union events around the…
We’re back with Patricia Chong and Karine Ng from the Asian Canadian Labour Alliance to discuss the history of the Alliance; key moments of Asian labour in Canada; and how racism, systemic discrimination, and “othering” still shows up in Canada today.
With four billion people going to the polls this year the international labour movement has started a global campaign to support democracy against authoritarianism and fascism.
Patricia Chong and Karine Ng from the Asian Canadian Labour Alliance to discuss the history of the Alliance; key moments of Asian labour in Canada; and how racism, systemic discrimination, and “othering” still shows up in Canada today.
In 2020 the United Conservative government in Alberta introduced the country’s first Right-to-Work legislation which restricted how unions worked, even restricting their charitable contributions. But the Alberta Federation of Labour has been fighting Bill 32 with success. Its “Everything is Core” strategy provides lessons for labour in other provinces. A RadioLabour interview with AFL president…
In 2020 the United Conservative government in Alberta introduced the country’s first Right-to-Work legislation which restricted how unions worked, even restricting their charitable contributions. But the Alberta Federation of Labour has been fighting Bill 32 with success. Its “Everything is Core” strategy provides lessons for labour in other provinces. A RadioLabour interview with AFL president…
rabble editor Nick Seebruch sits down with Alex Stratas from Climate Justice uOttawa to talk about the work they do fighting for climate justice on and off campus.
A RadioLabour interview with AFL president Gil McGowan.
This episode features Oxfam Canada executive director, Lauren Ravon and Workers’ Action Centre organizer, Jared Ong.
Thomas Marois, the director of the Public Banking Project at McMaster University explains why labour organizations should support and lobby for pro-public banks.
This week on rabble radio, we feature a segment from our most recent Off the Hill political panel. This month, our theme was ‘Off the Hill: Dissecting the 2024 federal budget.’
A RadioLabour interview with the ITF’s Young Transport Workers and Future of Work Officer, Baker Khundakji.
