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The Steelworkers Humanity Fund has released a new report, Not Even the Bare Minimum! The report establishes a clear connection between Canadian retailers and garment factories in Bangladesh that trap workers in lives of poverty and never-ending struggle.
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Together we can raise the bar on health and safety for women. Join in this important new national health and safety campaign and make a difference!
Between despair and resilience – solidarite ak Ayiti (solidarity with Haiti)!
Empowering women for economic development
Ontario’s hospitals, long-term care (LTC) and home care services face critical and growing staffing crises.
The Occupational Disease Reform Alliance (ODRA), made up of clusters of workers experiencing work-related illnesses, is calling on the Ontario government to fix the broken Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) system.
"As I reflect on my pending retirement as USW National Director, I am more proud than ever of our collective efforts to advance workers’ rights and build a better society." – Ken Neumann
Unions are holding pension fund and money managers accountable. Workers’ capital must not undermine workers’ rights around the globe.
Hawkesbury Volunteer Firefighters in Eastern Ontario have ratified a new collective agreement that provides across-the-board 2% wage increases.
In this issue: Director Warren signs off with gratitude • Workers in the Legislature • Bargaining successes • Barrie Steelworkers make great neighbours • Sault Ste. Marie Steelworkers mark first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation • more
Each year on December 10th, the United Steelworkers observe Human Rights Day. The recognition of human rights is at the core of Steelworker values and activism.
Union education and political action are two ways to help end the violence.
USW Local Union 9329 represents the service workers and registered nurses of a long-term care home in a rural area of Ontario.
Between despair and resilience – solidarite ak Ayiti (solidarity with Haiti)!
Empowering women for economic development
Ontario’s hospitals, long-term care (LTC) and home care services face critical and growing staffing crises.
The Occupational Disease Reform Alliance (ODRA), made up of clusters of workers experiencing work-related illnesses, is calling on the Ontario government to fix the broken Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) system.
"As I reflect on my pending retirement as USW National Director, I am more proud than ever of our collective efforts to advance workers’ rights and build a better society." – Ken Neumann
Unions are holding pension fund and money managers accountable. Workers’ capital must not undermine workers’ rights around the globe.
Hawkesbury Volunteer Firefighters in Eastern Ontario have ratified a new collective agreement that provides across-the-board 2% wage increases.
In this issue: Director Warren signs off with gratitude • Workers in the Legislature • Bargaining successes • Barrie Steelworkers make great neighbours • Sault Ste. Marie Steelworkers mark first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation • more
Each year on December 10th, the United Steelworkers observe Human Rights Day. The recognition of human rights is at the core of Steelworker values and activism.
Union education and political action are two ways to help end the violence.
USW Local Union 9329 represents the service workers and registered nurses of a long-term care home in a rural area of Ontario.
At the Highland Valley Copper mine in B.C., parents returning to work from maternity and parental leave get safe places provided by the employer where they can express and store breast milk, an initiative of the local's Women's Committee.
