Questions about working during COVID-19 in Canada
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Tools to protect yourself and demand better protections in the future.
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Answering some of your questions about coronavirus in Canada
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Some data and tools to support you and to help build a better future.
Mar 22, 2019
Brussels forum celebrates the role of women in mining struggles
Brent Patterson
Podemos MEP Tania González Peñas brought together three women activists who have fought for justice, fair wages and safer working conditions in coal mines.
Jan 11, 2018
Coffee break with George: Minimum wage, Tim Hortons and cost of living in Canada's North
rabble radio
George Lessard and Victoria Fenner talk about how residents of northern Canada survive on minimum wage (spoiler: Tim Hortons pays more than minimum wage in Yellowknife).
Jan 8, 2018
To boycott or not to boycott?
Maya Bhullar
Four ways support workers continue to fight for $15
Dec 22, 2017
Fight for workers' rights continued as laws changed: The year in rabble labour
Meagan Gillmore
rabble.ca's outgoing labour reporter recaps some of the stories that mattered most in 2017.
Dec 14, 2017
Labour is about respect -- rabble.ca's 2017 labour beat intern shares some parting words
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Meagan Gillmore's labour beat internship is ending. She shares her thoughts about Canadian labour in 2017, and what she's learned about people and their relationships to their work.
Stand up against the global repression of trade unionists and labour activists
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COOPZONE CONFERENCE: Radical Roots/Radical Routes of Worker Co-operation
Nov 2, 2017
Business Inn, Ottawa / Four Points Sheraton Hotel
180 Maclaren St.
Gatineau
, ON
Canada
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The movement for workplace democracy has always had a radical, transformative vision. These radical roots also call us to new radical routes, i.e., what is our way forward as a movement of solidarity
Jul 6, 2017
While child labour is rampant in developing nations, modern day serfdom on the rise in Canada
Ed Finn
The callous mistreatment of working people was not only condoned, but even extolled -- and not just by the business establishment.
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