COVID-19 demonstrates need for improved labour protections in New Brunswick
Reactions by governments to the COVID-19 outbreak have been fast and far-reaching. Our political and public health leaders are acting ...
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Governments using COVID-19 crisis to undermine CUPE members in New Brunswick
Labour disputes in both the north and south of the province - the Chaleur Region and Saint John - show ...
Holding it together: Study seeks to interview New Brunswick’s commuting workers
A new study at St. Thomas University is seeking to interview workers from New Brunswick who commute or do the ...
Fair taxes for heavy industry in Saint John would fund fair wages for municipal workers
Raising taxes to the national average for heavy industry in Saint John would generate the public funds required for a ...
Mount Allison students returning to classes Monday after tentative agreements end six-day strike
Mount Allison University and its full and part-time professors and librarians have reached tentative agreements ending the six-day strike that ...
Classes cancelled as Mount Allison professors and librarians walk off the job
Classes have been cancelled for about 2,200 students at Mount Allison University in Sackville where more than 200 full and ...
Mount Allison University heading for second faculty strike in six years
Barring a last-minute breakthrough, it appears that about 150 full-time professors and librarians at Mount Allison University will walk off ...
Edmundston pulp mill workers win wage increase and other benefits
As the working class continues to fight the loss of hard-won gains, there is some good news to start 2020: ...
Letter to the families and loved ones of nursing home residents
La version française suit la version anglaise When you last saw a loved one in a long-term care establishment, I ...
Open letter: Labour council presidents across Canada #UniteAgainstRacism
Kevin Smallwood, President with the Fredericton Labour District Council, is among the early endorsers of an open letter by labour ...