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Des membres de la section locale 503 des TUAC Canada en grève à 13 magasins Maxi de l’est du Québec

QUÉBEC, le 22 octobre 2008 – À la suite de négociations infructueuses qui ont perduré pendant deux ans et demi, 789 membres de la section locale 503 des TUAC Canada travaillant dans 13 magasins Maxi de l’est du Québec ont exercé leur droit de grève générale illimitée à 10 h 00 le mercredi 22 octobre 2008.

“Enhanced protections” exclude farm workers

The Dalton McGuinty government announced, during a press conference at Queen’s Park on Dec. 9, that it will be changing Ontario’s Employment Standards Act to include better provisions for the province’s rapidly growing temporary labour force, but agriculture workers are conspicuously missing from the proposed legislation.

Stop scapegoating immigrants for the economic crisis: UFCW Canada calls for Less Blame and demands More Solutions

February 12, 2009 – Only a few months into the economic crisis in Canada and Liberal and Conservative leaders are already using the economy to push for more restrictive immigration policies. “Shutting the door on immigration is not a solution. Canada’s diversity has always been one of our country's most valuable assets,” says UFCW Canada National President Wayne Hanley.

Visions of Independence employees join UFCW Canada Local 832

April 2, 2009 - UFCW Local 832 has been certified asthe official bargaining agent for the employees at Visions of Independence. The 100 new UFCW Canada Local 832 members work as front-line support staff assisting people with intellectual disabilities.

Refugee Rights Day – April 4, 2009

Over the past four decades, Canada has made many advances in the area of refugee rights. However, on the occasion of Refugee Rights Day, we must also reflect on the barriers asylum seekers continue to face and that our federal government has refused to remove.

New poster marks April 28 — National Day of Mourning for Workers Killed or Injured on the Job

A stark image calls attention to the National Day of Mourning for Workers Killed and Injured on the Job, recognized each April 28, on a new workplace poster issued by the UFCW Canada National Office.

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Canada's Private Sector Union

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Respect Frontline Workers

Join the call for #PaidSickDaysNow!

April 2, 2009 - UFCW Local 832 has been certified asthe official bargaining agent for the employees at Visions of Independence. The 100 new UFCW Canada Local 832 members work as front-line support staff assisting people with intellectual disabilities.

Over the past four decades, Canada has made many advances in the area of refugee rights. However, on the occasion of Refugee Rights Day, we must also reflect on the barriers asylum seekers continue to face and that our federal government has refused to remove.

A stark image calls attention to the National Day of Mourning for Workers Killed and Injured on the Job, recognized each April 28, on a new workplace poster issued by the UFCW Canada National Office.

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