United Food and Commercial Workers

Given the mutual commitment of both organizations to labour justice, and the many changes in legislation due to COVID-19, UFCW Canada and FoodShare launched the timely, “Know Your Rights" webinar.

The family of Benito Quesada -- UFCW Local 401 Shop Steward and Cargill employee who died on May 7, 2020 of COVID-19 -- has asked the RCMP to investigate his workplace death as a criminal matter.

The Ontario government's recently released outbreak support strategy for COVID-19 in farm workers is destined to fail, in part because the government neglected to consult with migrant workers.

Held online in early October, this year's congress featured a special session on the coronavirus pandemic and occupational health and safety.

In support of World Mental Health Day 2020, UFCW Canada has launched a new mental health resources webpage featuring tools that can help with addressing mental health issues at work.

UFCW Local 1006A is proud to welcome workers from the Park Lawn Preschool -- Humber Bay Child Care Centre to the union.

Here in Canada, UFCW members in all industries have shown tremendous courage and resilience by quickly adapting to the new realities of COVID-19.

A new UFCW report has called for urgent changes to protect the health, safety, and rights of tens of thousands of migrant agricultural workers who are essential to Canada's food supply.

UFCW Locals 175 and 633 members working at Wendy's in Thunder Bay have ratified a new union contract that provides new paid leave, improved vacation pay, and more.

The day raises awareness of LGBTQI2S identities and the deeply personal nature of coming out if you are part of the LGBTQI2S community.